How can I find if my processor type (x86) from the command line
Hi
Can anyone tell me a command that would tell me what type of processor a machine would be using (as in an x86 or SPARC). I have already tried /proc/cpuinfo:study: for it but am still clueless:scratch: . Can anyone please help me out with it? cheers Anu.:newbie: |
did you tried
# cat /proc/cpuinfo Mine gives this output: Code:
bash-3.00$ sudo cat /proc/cpuinfo have an x86 -West |
uname -m will tell you the machine type and uname -i will tell you the actual hardware (often returns the vendor, i.e. "AuthenticAMD").
Håkan |
thank you for your reply.
in /proc/cpuinfo here can you please tell me wat the following things convey cpu family : 15 model : 2 stepping : 9 when i tried uname -a i get the following Linux hydhtc47490 2.6.14-1.1637_FC4 #1 Wed Nov 9 18:19:37 EST 2005 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux from info uname i got to know that machine is i686 processor is i686 hardware-platform is i386 my doubt: how come processor and hardware-platform are different? Can you please clear it out for me or suggest any sites where i could find related information. Cheers! Anu |
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