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Because if you chmod it, the root user would still be able to access it?

The -p option lists physical cpus, so yes, system 1 has one physical cpu and system 2 has four physical cpus

His question was to prevent the file being viewed. So I assume the file owner is only user that should have access to it.

If you don't want anyone viewing your content, an option would be to encrypt the file with a secure passphrase.

On Solaris, use encrypt/decrypt
On Linux, use gpg2