(10-07-2018, 03:00 PM)bjornl Wrote: I think the hinv is unecessary long. Because there are different types of cpus in the system the list each cpu as a separate line.
It's a great testament to SGI's engineering that different CPU speeds and cache sizes can be mixed in one multi-processor system. Some other architectures won't allow that. Heck, it's impressive just to see so many CPUs in a single system (rather than a cluster). I love seeing all the SCSI channels and Ethernet interfaces enumerated, too. What would be the point of lots CPUs without impressive I/O to interface to them?
Great system. Thanks for posting that!
