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Operating Systems Solaris Solaris10 x86 - How to find out the CPU model and speed? Post 302356852 by incredible on Monday 28th of September 2009 04:00:07 AM
Old 09-28-2009
Like what I've mentioned, it seems to work well in a SUN system. Eg. out captured from a Sun Ultra 40 workstation
Code:
root@unknown # uname -a
SunOS unknown 5.10 Generic_141415-03 i86pc i386 i86pc
root@unknown # prtdiag -v
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems Sun Ultra 40 Workstation
BIOS Configuration: Phoenix Technologies Ltd. 1.30   05/18/2006

==== Processor Sockets ====================================

Version                          Location Tag
-------------------------------- --------------------------
AMD                              CPU0-Socket 940
AMD                              CPU1-Socket 940
AMD                              CPU2-Socket 940
AMD                              CPU3-Socket 940

==== Memory Device Sockets ================================

Type    Status Set Device Locator      Bank Locator
------- ------ --- ------------------- --------------------
DRAM    in use 0   C0_DIMM0            Bank 0
DRAM    in use 1   C0_DIMM1            Bank 0
DRAM    empty  2   C0_DIMM2            Bank 1
DRAM    empty  3   C0_DIMM3            Bank 1
DRAM    in use 4   C1_DIMM0            Bank 2
DRAM    in use 5   C1_DIMM1            Bank 2
DRAM    empty  6   C1_DIMM2            Bank 3
DRAM    empty  7   C1_DIMM3            Bank 3

==== On-Board Devices =====================================

==== Upgradeable Slots ====================================

ID  Status    Type             Description
--- --------- ---------------- ----------------------------
0   available PCI Express      PCIE0 Slot
2   available PCI              PCI0 Slot
1   available PCI              PCI1 Slot
0   in use    PCI Express      PCIE1 Slot
0   available PCI Express      PCIE2 Slot
0   available PCI Express      PCIE3 Slot
root@unknown # prtconf -v |grep -i mem
Memory size: 8191 Megabytes
                    value='\_SB_.MEM0'
                    value='Memory controller'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (HT Configuration)'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (Address Map)'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (DRAM Controller & HT Trace)'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (HT Configuration)'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (Address Map)'
                    value='AMD Memory Controller (DRAM Controller & HT Trace)'
                    value='Memory controller'
                    value='Memory controller'
            name='maxallocmem' type=int items=1
            name='device-memory' type=int items=10
root@unknown # psrinfo
0       on-line   since 08/29/2009 16:10:19
1       on-line   since 08/29/2009 16:10:24
2       on-line   since 08/29/2009 16:10:26
3       on-line   since 08/29/2009 16:10:28
root@unknown # psrinfo -v
Status of virtual processor 0 as of: 09/28/2009 15:57:17
  on-line since 08/29/2009 16:10:19.
  The i386 processor operates at 2411 MHz,
        and has an i387 compatible floating point processor.
Status of virtual processor 1 as of: 09/28/2009 15:57:17
  on-line since 08/29/2009 16:10:24.
  The i386 processor operates at 2411 MHz,
        and has an i387 compatible floating point processor.
Status of virtual processor 2 as of: 09/28/2009 15:57:17
  on-line since 08/29/2009 16:10:26.
  The i386 processor operates at 2411 MHz,
        and has an i387 compatible floating point processor.
Status of virtual processor 3 as of: 09/28/2009 15:57:17
  on-line since 08/29/2009 16:10:28.
  The i386 processor operates at 2411 MHz,
        and has an i387 compatible floating point processor.

 

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ppmd(1) 							       utils								   ppmd(1)

NAME
ppmd - file-to-file compressor SYNTAX
ppmd [e|d] [switches] filename...|wildcard... DESCRIPTION
It is written for embedding in user programs mainly and it is not intended for immediate use. I was interested in speed and performance improvements of abstract PPM model [1-6] only, without tuning it to particular data types, therefore compressor works good enough for texts, but it is not so good for nonhomogeneous files (executables) and for noisy analog data (sounds, pictures etc.). Program is very mem- ory consuming, you can choose balance between execution speed and memory economy, on one hand, and compression performance, on another hand, with the help of model order selection option (-o). OPTIONS
-d Delete file[s] after processing, default: disabled. -s Silent mode. -fName Set output file name to Name. -mN Use N MB memory - [1,256], default: 10. The PPMII algorithm might need a lot of memory, especially when used on large files and/or used with large model order. If ppmd needs more memory than you give it, the compression will be worse. The exact effect is depen- dent on the -r option. -oN Set model order to N - [2,16], default: 4. Bigger model orders almost surely results in better compression and surely more memory and CPU usage. -r{0,1,2} Methods of restoration of model correctness at memory insufficiency: '-r0 - restart model from scratch'. This method is not optimal for any type of data sources, but it works fast and efficient in average, so it is the recommended method (default). '-r1 - cut off model'. This method is optimal for quasistationary sources when the period of stationarity is much larger than period between cutoffs. As a rule, it gives better results, but it is slower than other methods and it is unstable against fragmen- tation of memory heap at high model orders and low memory. '-r2 - freeze model'. This method is optimal for stationary sources (show me such source when You will find it ;-)). It is fast and efficient for such sources. EXAMPLES
To run this program the standard way type: ppmd e /tmp/myfile Alternatively you can run it as: ppmd -e -o 16 /tmp/myfile AUTHORS
PPMd was written by Dmitry Shkarin <dmitry.shkarin@mtu-net.ru> and Dmitry Subbotin. SEE ALSO
gzip(1), bzip2(1), lzma(1). 10.1 2011-07-25 ppmd(1)
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