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| = How do i know what kind of processor I am working with? = Just run `cat /proc/cpuinfo`. |
= How do I know what kind of processor I am working with? = Investigate the [[https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/proc.5.html|proc(5)]] file `/proc/cpuinfo`. |
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| Alternatively: `lscpu` might be of help. | Alternatively: `lscpu` to get additional information. |
How do I know what kind of processor I am working with?
Investigate the proc(5) file /proc/cpuinfo.
If you want to know that platform and kernel you're on, run uname -a.
Alternatively: lscpu to get additional information.