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Re: cpu id
Hi Dan:
Patrick may have answered your question but the other id that most CAD/CAM/Analysis packages want is the 'machine id' or 'SPU ID'. To obtain that, execute /opt/ifor/bin/i4target -v.
Regards, Clay
Patrick may have answered your question but the other id that most CAD/CAM/Analysis packages want is the 'machine id' or 'SPU ID'. To obtain that, execute /opt/ifor/bin/i4target -v.
Regards, Clay
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09-04-2001 10:48 AM
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Re: cpu id
If you are using a SuperDome, you will need to use 'getconf PARTITION_IDENT'.
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