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тАО09-08-2008 07:28 PM
тАО09-08-2008 07:28 PM
How to get processor type on HP
How can we get processor type on HP?
e.g PA-8900
How i will ge this string?
Thanks in advance,
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тАО09-08-2008 08:38 PM
тАО09-08-2008 08:38 PM
Re: How to get processor type on HP
/usr/contrib/bin/machinfo
or
use sam -> performance monitor -> system properties,
or
use stm, example output about the system entry:
...
FRU INFORMATION
Module Revision
------ --------
PA 8800 CPU Module 3.2
PA 8800 CPU Module 3.2
PA 8800 CPU Module 3.2
PA 8800 CPU Module 3.2
...
Hope this helps!
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тАО09-08-2008 08:50 PM
тАО09-08-2008 08:50 PM
Re: How to get processor type on HP
thanks for reply.
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HP-UX vdelta B.11.11 U 9000/800 109092009 unlimited-user license
My Hp version is 11.11, so machinfo is not there, is there any command or API by which I can detect the processor type.
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тАО09-08-2008 09:01 PM
тАО09-08-2008 09:01 PM
Re: How to get processor type on HP
# echo "sel dev 1;info;wait;il"|cstm
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тАО09-08-2008 09:55 PM
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Re: How to get processor type on HP
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тАО09-08-2008 10:56 PM - last edited on тАО06-18-2021 04:06 AM by Ramya_Heera
тАО09-08-2008 10:56 PM - last edited on тАО06-18-2021 04:06 AM by Ramya_Heera
Re: How to get processor type on HP
Hi,
What you need to be careful of in a virtualized world, is what various commands report is not necessarily "the truth" from a physical perspective, or from the perspective of a given application.
I think you said in your other threaf that you need to figure out the number of cores available to an application for licensing purposes.
You might also want to take a look at this technical paper which discusses how applications should programatically figure out what their environment looks like:
http://docs.hp.com/en/9450/vse_tips_for_application_developers.pdf
HTH
Duncan
I am an HPE Employee