How to find the physical processor count details In command prompt

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How to find the physical processor count details In command prompt

The below output shows 2 processor. But hardware configuration file shows 1 processor

$/usr/local/bin/sudo ioscan -fnC processor

Class       I  H/W Path  Driver    S/W State H/W Type  Description

===================================================================

processor   0  128       processor CLAIMED   PROCESSOR Processor

processor   1  129       processor CLAIMED   PROCESSOR Processor

[Dennis Handly]

What HP-UX version are you running?

What model server do you have?

Have you tried machinfo?

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hpuu11.23
IA
machinfo


machinfo is working , but it show the processor count in 2. but physical processor is 1 (dual core)

how to find the this physical processor count in command prompt

[Dennis Handly]

>physical processor is 1 (dual core)

A dual core counts one socket and as two processors, same as your ioscan output.

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some times processor not in dual core ,how to find

[Dennis Handly]

>some times processor not in dual core

What does machinfo say is the processor model?

[Torsten.]

Please provide

# model

# machinfo

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pls find the attached output

[Dennis Handly]

>Itanium 2 9100 series

These are dual core.   9000 and up are dual.  9300 and up are quad.

[Hakki Aydin Ucar · Accepted solution]

How about stm OR cstm like this;

# echo "selclass qualifier cpu;info;wait;infolog"|cstm

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thanks for your input

[Torsten.]

As said by Dennis, this is dual-core.

         processor family:           32   Intel(R) Itanium 2 9100 series
         processor model:             1   Intel(R) Itanium 2 9100 series

Intel Itanium 9000 (montecito) is dual core

Intel Itanium 9100 (montvale) is dual core

Intel Itanium 9300 (tukwila) is quad core

Your BL860c blade has 2 sockets for dual cores.

The newer BL860c i2 has 2 sockets for quad cores.

By the way, there is much newer firmware available for your blade!