Processor Clock Rate - IBM pSeries 610 model 6C1 Technical Overview And Introduction

To determine if a processor is enabled or disabled, use the following AIX® commands:
sar command (requires
In the previous example, two configured processors are shown in the
lsattr command. The AIX 5L™ Version 5.1 is output shown:
Note: The processor(s) remain deconfigured until manually reconfigured.

2.1.5 Processor clock rate

The different processor cards and the processor speeds can be identified by the following
three methods:
1. SMS Display Configuration menu. To start and enter the graphical System Management
Services, turn on or restart the computer, and press the F1 key after the keyboard icon
displays during startup and before the tone. For the text-based verion of SMS, press the 1
key.
2. Use the lsattr -El procX command (where X is the number of processor, for example,
proc0 is the first processor in a system). The output of the command is similar to the
following:
The output of the
shows now also the processor clock rate.
3. Use the lscfg -vp | more command. Page down to the
for the
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L2
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fileset to be installed):
0
1
means that processor 0 is enabled.
means that processor 1 is disabled.
command has been expanded with AIX 5L Version 5.1 and
Processor Clock Speed in Hz, ASCII coded hexadecimal
L2 Bus Speed in Hz, ASCII coded hexadecimal
System Bus Speed in Hz, ASCII coded hexadecimal
Number of Processors on Card, ASCII coded hexadecimal
L2 Size in number of Kilobytes, ASCII coded hexadecimal
Processor card failure code, ASCII coded decimal
entry. This gives you detailed information about:
column.
entry and search