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Get CPU speed from OK prompt
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Hi SamBones, Thank you very much for your information. It seems that this command is not recognized. I got follwoing messages,
OK .speed
.speed ?
OK
Does it mean, .speed command is not available with version of current OBP or is there a particular location in the device tree to execute this command. Your suggestion is very much appropriated.
OK .speed
.speed ?
OK
Does it mean, .speed command is not available with version of current OBP or is there a particular location in the device tree to execute this command. Your suggestion is very much appropriated.
Here's a good page on Sun OBP commands...
It has "[tt].speed[/tt]" listed.
It has "[tt].speed[/tt]" listed.
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Thank you very much SamBones. Yes, .speed command may not accepted because of version problem. Unfortunately banner command will not give CPU related info. I got info. that CPU information can be retrieved having gone into CPU device page in device tree. If anyone knows how this can be done please add it to this thread. Your commented are appreciated.
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