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From: | Kaldaien Si`Kopaien |
Subject: | uname cpu identification addition... (Re: Ancient code =P) |
Date: | Tue, 14 Jan 2003 01:04:06 -0500 |
I sent the same E-Mail earlier, only I
forgot to integrate the code with a current copy of uname.c :) This ought to
save some time, if it's at all useful - New code attached...
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> I've added support for parsing
/proc/cpuinfo on Linux machines (if
> the file/procfs is present) to
uname.c... This results in the CPU
> modelname as identified by the
Kernel (i.e. "i686 Pentium II
> (Deschutes)" or "i686 AMD
Athlon(tm) MP Processor 1800+" or "i686
> Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 Mobile CPU
1.70GHz", etc...) being appended
> to the architecture, instead of the
generic "i686 unknown" for
>
these instances :)
> If procfs is unsupported on the
system or /proc/cpuinfo is not
> present / readable, the annoying
old "<insert architecture
> here> unknown" text will be
printed. :)
> I conforms to GNU coding
standards as best I understand them. Let
> me know if the code is at all
useful and if there's anything you
> need from me?
> Thanks,
> Andon M. Coleman
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