Here is one more way to find out how many CPUs are used by Linux:
cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep “^vendor_id” | wc -l
As for me I use this way to make sure that SMP kernel should be installed.
You’re welcome to suggest your ways of doing the same in comments. Thank you in advance!
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While browsing your blog i found this one liner here with two pipes where not a single one is needed
grep -c ^vendor_id /proc/cpuinfo
Do you know the “useless use of cat” award[1] :O)
Nevertheless. Really useful resources here.
The polarizer
http://partmaps.org/era/unix/award.html
Hi Polarizer!
Thanks for the tip, it’s appreciated!
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