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Hi All,

What is the command to identify whether a processor is single core / dual core in solaris ?

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psrinfo -p will show you the number of physical processors in the box.

Then you can use psrinfo -v (verbose) to work out how many virtual processors you have.

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This is powerfull when you want to separate the load, the jobs, etc, see "man psradm"
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