comments and suggestions also welcome.
On Solaris/Sparc you should use 'prtdiag' or 'prtdiag -v' as it gives more info on CPU implementation, cache & memory sizes etc. On x86 you can get some more info from 'kstat -p cpu_info' (a perl script BTW), although this is only available from Solaris 8 onwards. See also the 'psrinfo -v' output.
-- Alan Burlison --
