Juan,
You may use the CPUID instruction to correctly identify the processor
your code is executing on. GRUB does not provide such information as
part of the Multiboot info.
Andrei Evgenievich Warkentin
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Cell: (+1) (847) 321-15-55
29.10.2007, в 12:00, Juan_2007 писал(а):
I need to make a Project for the University and i wanted to know if
any of
you guys, knew if the Grub left any information regarding the type of
microprocessor that the computer is using. i know the grub leaves
information about the amount of memory and i suppose it does the
same with
the microprocessor, if any of you have any clues about it, or where
can i
get that info, i´ll be glad to know. The GRUB webpage has an
incomplete
manual, and the part of the memory map y incomplete so i can´t read
it from
there.
Thanks, Juan.
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