1.what is Kernel parameters?
2.how many cpu have use in your machine?

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1.what is Kernel parameters? 2.how many cpu have use in your machine? ..

Answer / franklin doss

1.kernel parameters
parameters provide mechanisms to adjust the functiong of
linux kernel.
the sysctl command used to view kernel parameters.

2.simply type in root
# cat /proc/cpuinfo

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1.what is Kernel parameters? 2.how many cpu have use in your machine? ..

Answer / ravi

The sysctl command is used to view the kernel parameters

To know how many cpus are being used, use the top command.
This gives the percentage cpu utilization and if the linux
box has more than 1 cpu, then follow top with the numaral 1.

uptime gives the load on the system.

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1.what is Kernel parameters? 2.how many cpu have use in your machine? ..

Answer / basha phatan

Kernal parameters are nothing but all the parameters in
/etc/system hear we can edit according to our requrement.

to check the how many cpus in the machine jus type this
command #psrinfo
to check the cpu speec #psrinfo -v

cool

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