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Clock speed of processor
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Hi,
Sorry but I have not a risc in this moment;
There is a field in the output of
lscfg -vp
in the area of the processor, which name may be
PS=xxxxxxx;
this is the number of Herz of processor clock,
expressed in hexadecimal.
Note: not all Risc have this feature; speaking about
workstations, only from 43P 150, 170, ... this is available. Always depending from platform, this information
can be seen before boot or in SMS mode.
bye.
Sorry but I have not a risc in this moment;
There is a field in the output of
lscfg -vp
in the area of the processor, which name may be
PS=xxxxxxx;
this is the number of Herz of processor clock,
expressed in hexadecimal.
Note: not all Risc have this feature; speaking about
workstations, only from 43P 150, 170, ... this is available. Always depending from platform, this information
can be seen before boot or in SMS mode.
bye.
I would advise that you do a keyword search on this forum, this question has been asked a few times now, and you will find the answer by searching for processor speed
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| Mike Nixon
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Regards --
| Mike Nixon
| Unix Admin
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Or use this manual to determine your cpu speed:
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