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how to tell processor speed from command line? 1

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SirCharles

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What command would you use to tell the processor speed from the command line. Top would show available memory, but how could you tell the cpu speed. On sun there is a psrinfo -v command. Anything similar on linux?
 
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Code: 
cat /proc/cpuinfo
should tell you everything you need to know about your processor(s).

//Daniel
 
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