try this -
psrinfo -v or psrinfo
radhika_narendran To: sunhelp at sunhelp.org
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Sent by: Subject: [SunHELP] how many processors?
sunhelp-admin at sun
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19/10/01 15:18
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sunhelp
Hi,
I need to find out how many processors exist on each of our
machines. Is there some command I can use to find this
info?
Thanks,
radhika
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