modelstring, hversion, risc version and CPU Chip type

[Bjarne Dein]

Hi Folks

Where do I get a complete list of the above, or shall I say an addition to: /usr/lib/sched.models?
I need this for an automated lookup of hardwareversion (hversion).

Cheers

Bjarne
Scandinavian IT

[Bill McNAMARA_1]

try /opt/ignite/bin/print_manifest

Later,
Bill

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

# model
# getconf
# cstm
https://www.beepz.com/personal/merijn/#FAQ

[U.SivaKumar_2]

Hi,

Download cfg2html a wonderful utility

http://members.tripod.com/rose_swe/cfg/cfg.html

regards,
U.SivaKumar

[Bjarne Dein]

Well - manifest, stm and all that is not good enough - I need to get a hardcore file with them ALL
- ALL models
- ALL hversions
- ALL CPUs
- ALL Riscs

When I have that - I'm satisfied!

Cheers

Bjarne

[Bjarne Dein]

cfg2html is a great tool, but still not good enough for me.

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

What is missing in /opt/langtools/lib/sched.models ?

[Bjarne Dein]

Sorry, but there is no hversion in: /opt/langtools/lib/sched.models

So there is still way to go!!

Cheers

Bjarne

[Bjarne Dein]

How goes?

Is there really no hardcore people, that can answere my question???

Regards

Bjarne:-(

[Nobody's Hero]

Not sure about hardcore people. However, you might want to load Predictives replacement ISEE. Once loaded, you can get detailed information that you are looking for from a browser. http://:5060/start.html

[Pete Randall]

Is this more like what you're looking for?

http://www.alimartech.com/9000_servers.htm


Pete

[Nobody's Hero]

Small example of ISEE detailed info. There is more info. Too much to post.

[Nobody's Hero]

Small example of ISEE detailed info. There is more info. Too much to post.

os HPUX
machineName ihshp14.ihs-inc.com
OS_Release 11.00
majorVersion 11.00
minorVersion
Machine ihshp14
processorType PCX-U+
processorCount 6
processorSpeed 200
processorSize 64
totalPhysicalMemory 2559
availablePhysicalMemory 227
totalVirtualMemory 1661
availableVirtualMemory 199
Architecture PA-RISC 2.0
Platform 9000/899/K570
OS_Runtime_Size 64
hardwareProvider Hewlett Packard
serialNumber 683401371

[Bjarne Dein]

Well - well, here is a PDF file with the information I'm looking for, but i a simple textfile, since PDF is good reading, but bad to capture!

Cheers

Bjarne

[H.Merijn Brand (procura]

Ahh, now I get you. What you were looking for is /usr/include/machine/cpu.h

a5:/usr/include 111 > grep 'define CPU_' machine/cpu.h
#define CPU_IOLINE 64
#define CPU_CACHE_LINE 32
# define CPU_M720 0x200
# define CPU_M7LC 0x604 /* */
# define CPU_M715_D 0x60A
# define CPU_M715_E 0x60B
# define CPU_M715_F 0x60C
# define CPU_M715_G 0x619
# define CPU_M725_C 0x60D
# define CPU_M725_D 0x60E
# define CPU_M743i_A 0x603
# define CPU_M743i_B 0x604
# define CPU_M743v_A 0x617
# define CPU_M743v_B 0x618
# define CPU_M808 0x103 /* Restricted 815. Use SW_CAP */
# define CPU_M810 0x100
# define CPU_M815 0x103
# define CPU_M822 0x101
# define CPU_M825 0x008
# define CPU_M832 0x102
# define CPU_M834 0x00A /* 835 2 user WS */
# define CPU_M835 0x00A
# define CPU_M836 0x00A /* 835 2 user Server */
# define CPU_M840 0x004
# define CPU_M842 0x104
# define CPU_M843 0x104 /* 842 Server */
# define CPU_M844 0x00B /* 845 2 user WS */
# define CPU_M845 0x00B
# define CPU_M846 0x00B /* 845 2 user Server */
# define CPU_M850 0x080
# define CPU_M850_OPDC 0x00C /* Old number for 850 */
# define CPU_M852 0x105
# define CPU_M853 0x105 /* 852 Server */
# define CPU_M855 0x081
# define CPU_M860 0x082 /* PN10C */
# define CPU_M870 0x083
# define CPU_JADE 0x184 /* 893 Server */
# define CPU_MV2200 0x597 /* SPP/V class 2200 or 2000 */
# define CPU_MV2500 0x5B4 /* SPP/V class 2500 */
# define CPU_N4000_36 0x5BE /* Prelude PCX-W 360MHz */
# define CPU_N4000_44 0x5CC /* Prelude PCX-W 440MHz */
a5:/usr/include 112 >