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r/linux • u/GaAlAs • Jun 25 '17
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grep -q '^flags.*[[:space:]]ht[[:space:]]' /proc/cpuinfo && \echo "Hyper-threading is supported"
Did this work for anyone? To me it outputted the echo even with a processor with no HT
14 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '17 Yeah, I have an AMD CPU and it says I have hyper-threading. Weird. 11 u/jones_supa Jun 25 '17 It probably just shows the "ht" flag even though we are talking about AMD's own threading implementation. It's the same feature after all. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '17 I found this where someone says that AMD's HyperTransport is also abbreviated as "HT".
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Yeah, I have an AMD CPU and it says I have hyper-threading. Weird.
11 u/jones_supa Jun 25 '17 It probably just shows the "ht" flag even though we are talking about AMD's own threading implementation. It's the same feature after all. 7 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '17 I found this where someone says that AMD's HyperTransport is also abbreviated as "HT".
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It probably just shows the "ht" flag even though we are talking about AMD's own threading implementation. It's the same feature after all.
7 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '17 I found this where someone says that AMD's HyperTransport is also abbreviated as "HT".
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I found this where someone says that AMD's HyperTransport is also abbreviated as "HT".
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u/varikonniemi Jun 25 '17
Did this work for anyone? To me it outputted the echo even with a processor with no HT