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This document applies to AIX Versions 4.x.
While there is not a direct command to determine processor speed in AIX, the best place to start is with the uname command. Executing uname -m produces output of the following form:
xxyyyyyymmssThe meanings of the placeholders are as follows:
xx = 00
yyyyyy = Unique CPU ID
mm = Model ID <- these are the numbers to use to determine CPU speed
ss = 00 (Submodel)
By cross-referencing themmvalues from the uname -m output with the table below, you can easily determine the processor speed.
Model ID Machine Type Processor Speed Architecture 02 7015-930 25 Power 10 7013-530 25 Power 10 7016-730 25 Power 11 7013-540 30 Power 14 7013-540 30 Power 18 7013-53H 33 Power 1C 7013-550 41.6 Power 20 7015-930 25 Power 2E 7015-950 41 Power 30 7013-520 20 Power 31 7012-320 20 Power 34 7013-52H 25 Power 35 7012-32H 25 Power 37 7012-340 33 Power 38 7012-350 41 Power 41/45 7011-220 33 PowerPC 42 7006-41T/41W 80 PowerPC 43 7008-M20 33 Power 43 7008-M2A 33 Power 46 7011-250 66 PowerPC 47 7011-230 45 RSC 48 7009-C10 80 PowerPC 4C 70XX See Note 1. 57 7012-390 67 Power2 57 7030-3BT 67 Power2 57 9076-SP2 Thin 67 Power2 58 7012-380 59 Power2 58 7030-3AT 59 Power2 59 7012-39H 67 Power2 59 9076-SP2 Thin w/L2 67 Power2 5C 7013-560 50 Power 63 7015-970 50 Power 63 7015-97B 50 Power 64 7015-980 62.5 Power 64 7015-98B 62.5 Power 66 7013-580 62.5 Power 67 7013-570 50 Power 67 7015-R10 50 Power 70 7013-590 66 Power2 70 9076-SP2 Wide 66 Power2 71 7013-58H 55 Power2 72 7013-59H 66 Power2 72 7015-R20 66 Power2 72 9076-SP2 Wide 66 Power2 75 7012-370 62 Power 75 7012-375 62 Power 75 9076-SP1 Thin 62 Power 76 7012-360 50 Power 76 7012-365 50 Power 77 7012-350 41 Power 77 7012-355 41 Power 77 7013-55L 41.6 Power 79 7013-591 77 Power2 79 9076-SP2 Wide 77 Power2 80 7015-990 71.5 Power2 81 7015-R24 71.5 P2SC 89 7013-595 135 P2SC 89 9076-SP2 Wide 135 P2SC 90 7009-C20 120 PowerPC 91 7006-42W/42T 120 PowerPC 94 7012-397 160 P2SC 94 9076-SP2 Thin 160 P2SC A0 7013-J30 75 PowerPC A1 7013-J40 112 PowerPC A3 7015-R30 See Note 2. PowerPC A4 7015-R40 See Note 2. PowerPC A4 7015-R50 See Note 2. PowerPC A4 9076-SP2 High See Note 2. PowerPC A6 7012-G30 See Note 2. PowerPC A7 7012-G40 See Note 2. PowerPC C0 7024-E20 See Note 3. PowerPC C0 7024-E30 See Note 3. PowerPC C4 7025-F30 See Note 3. PowerPC F0 7007-N40 50 ThinkPad
NOTES:
In general, the only way to determine the processor speed of a machine with a model ID of 4C is to reboot into System Management Services and choose the system configuration options. However, in some cases the information gained from the uname -M command can be helpful.
uname -M Machine Type Processor Speed Processor Architecture
IBM,7017-S70 7017-S70 125 RS64
IBM,7017-S7A 7017-S7A 262 RD64-II
IBM,7017-S80 7017-S80 450 RS-III
IBM,7017-S85 pSeries 680 600 RS64-IV
IBM,7025-F40 7025-F40 166/233 PowerPC 604e
IBM,7025-F50 7025-F50 See Note 4. PowerPC 604e
IBM,7025-F80 7025-F80 See Note 5. RS64-III
IBM,7026-H10 7025-H10 166/233 PowerPC 604e
IBM,7026-H50 7025-H50 See Note 4. PowerPC 604e
IBM,7026-H80 7025-H80 See Note 5. RS64-III
IBM,7026-M80 7026-M80 500 RS64-III
IBM,7025-F40 7025-F40 166/233 PowerPC
IBM,7025-F50 7025-F50 See Note 4. PowerPC
IBM,7025-F80 7025-F80 450 PowerPC
IBM,7026-B80 pSeries 640 375 Power3-II
IBM,7026-H10 7026-H10 166/233 PowerPC
IBM,7026-H50 7026-H50 See Note 4. PowerPC
IBM,7026-H70 7026-H70 340 RS64-II
IBM,7026-H80 7026-H80 450 PowerPC
IBM,7026-M80 7026-M80 500 PowerPC
IBM,Model 7042/7043
(ED) 7043-140 166/200/233/332 PowerPC
IBM,Model 7042/7043
(ED) 7043-150 375 PowerPC
IBM,Model 7042/7043
(ED) 7043-240 166/233 PowerPC
IBM,7043-260 7043-260 200 Power3
IBM,7248 7248-100 100 PowerPersonal
IBM,7248 7248-120 120 PowerPersonal
IBM,7248 7248-132 132 PowerPersonal
IBM,9076-270 9076-SP Silver Node See Note 4. PowerPC
You can determine the processor speed in an MCA SMP system from the FRU number of the CPU card by using the following command:
lscfg -vl cpucard0 | grep FRU
This will produce the following output:
FRU Number..................C1D
FRU Number Processor Type Processor Speed E1D PowerPC 601 75 C1D PowerPC 601 75 C4D PowerPC 604 112 E4D PowerPC 604 112 X4D PowerPC 604e 200
For the E-series and F-30 systems, use the following process to determine CPU speed. Execute:
lscfg -vp | more
Look for the following stanza:
procF0 CPU Card
Part Number.................093H5280
EC Level....................00E76527
Serial Number...............17700008
FRU Number..................093H2431
Displayable Message.........CPU Card
Device Specific.(PL)........
Device Specific.(ZA)........PS=166,PB=066,PCI=033,NP=001,CL=02,PBH
Z=64467000,PM=2.5,L2=1024
Device Specific.(RM)........10031997 140951 VIC97276
ROS Level and ID............03071997 135048
In the section Device Specific.(ZA), the section PS= (boldface here) is the processor speed in MHz.
The following commands can be used to determine the processor speed of an F-50 system. Execute:
lscfg -vp | more
Look for the following stanza:
Orca M5 CPU:
Part Number.................08L1010
EC Level....................E78405
Serial Number...............L209034579
FRU Number..................93H8945
Manufacture ID..............IBM980
Version.....................RS6K
Displayable Message.........OrcaM5 CPU DD1.3
Product Specific.(ZC).......PS=0013c9eb00,PB=0009e4f580,SB=0004f27
ac0,NP=02,PF=461,PV=05,KV=01,CL=1
In the line containing Product Specific.(ZC), the entry PS= (boldface here), is the processor speed in hexadecimal notation. To convert this to an actual speed, use the following conversions:
The valuePF= indicates the processor configuration.
Each 2 way processor resides on one CPU card. 4 way systems will display two entries for the Orca M5 CPU card.
[ TechDocs Ref: 93576892313352 Publish Date: Jan. 24, 2001 ]