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I took this program form a book, and it must print me 'Procesor Type, family, model, and stepping information'.
but when I run it :
$./cpuid
$The procesor Type ÿûxxxx'
where is the problem?
thx
Distribution: ubuntu, RHAS, and other unmentionables
Posts: 372
Rep:
I don't know what kind of program that is but you've asked it to actually print 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'... perhaps the 'xxxxxxxxxxxx' was supposed to be something else.
btw, this command will likely give you what you're looking for:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
but if your just practising programming, keep at it and good luck.
cheers
In the place of the x's must be the stuff I want.
Yout try the program yourself just put 0 in eax.
I tooked the program from the book Professional assembly language.
Where can I find about the AMD Processor?
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