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From: Jeff Jenkins <jefreyr@pacbell.net>
Subject: Newbie SMP question
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I am familiar with a command on Solaris, namely "psrinfo".  This 
dispalys that # of CPUs on a box + additional info.  Is there a similar 
command on Linux that will display the # of CPUs on a system and any 
info about the CPUs ( make/model/etc.)?
-- jrj

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