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Comments:
<0> this is an embedded device
<1> topangea: no need, you just confirmed it.
<2> uNF
<0> I just did the same thing on my linux PC and it is clearly showing
<3> well then. you are an idiot for not informing us of that in the first place
<0> of course
<4> http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9002158&source=NLT_PM&nlid=8
<4> sweet
<0> because you can't be wrong
<0> lol
<1> not in this case, no.
<1> the cpu frequency is located in that file no matter what. Simple.
<0> why would the contents of the file go off the screen with a | more anyways?
<0> why isn't it displaying then?
<1> which was the original question, which has been answered. move along now.
<3> Lion-O: what happens if the CPU doesn't report that information?
<1> topangea: you didn't mention the use of more did you?
<2> contact the vendor of your embedded device.
<0> I can send you the output of the file if you want
<1> <0> what do you mean? I don't see it anywhere when I cat /proc/cpuinfo
<1> seems we got ourselves a clueless troll.
<0> you'll see the only idiot is indeed yourself
<0> glad to see the channel hasn't changed toward hospitality
<2> get excited there?
<2> nm...
<1> yo OldMonk
<5> hi all
<3> Hey OM is here. he'll fix all our problem.
<3> s
<3> problems
<4> hospitality? We've got plenty. For non-idiots
<5> hi Lion-O, schitzo
<3> all I have is a /proc and lots of numbers in it
<1> schitzo: I think your box might be b0rk then 8) better replace it QUICK!1
<4> :D
<5> schitzo: memorise those numbers, they'll save your life someday
<3> OldMonk: ok thanks. I will.
<3> Lion-O: /usr/sbin/psrinfo seems to work though
<1> hey.. doesn't init suppose to be the first (1) process? I got myself the same a schitzo but without 1, only high numbers 8)
<0> lol
<5> the newer kernels take up process IDs upto 5 or so
<1> my box only runs 30 processes, and no init 8)
<5> or maybe they still leave 1 for init... so much for backward compatibility
<5> Lion-O: process 1 will still be the one the kernel spawns as init, whatever the program may be
<1> 'pandora:proc $ ps -ef | grep init' gives me: "root 14924 14907 0 Mar 18 ? 0:47 /sbin/init". Ok, there is an init, my mistake 8)
<5> strange...
<5> is that linux?
<3> Lion-O: quit messing with the leenoux kids
<1> OldMonk: well.. Not really, but it could be once I'd run a virtual box on Linux as well.
<5> or are we in slowlaris-weenie-land here?
<1> basicly; a box starting a second init task to set things up, thus it wouldn't be id 1 anymore.
<1> YEAH ;)
<1> euh
<1> thats... A problem 8)
<6> almost certainly
<7> smsie: dunno. been a *long* time since you had to dance to my jig - you could well dodge much better these days :)
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