Because of reasons, CPU info does not exist in /proc/cpuinfo in a human-friendly format on Linux/aarch64. Instead, lscpu (from common Linux utils) maintains a translation table.
Tested on a SolidRun HoneyComb LX2K, AWS a1.medium (Amazon custom chip), and a packet.net c2.large.arm.
LX2K with patch:
LX2K without:
AWS (Amazon Linux appears to be running a old version of lscpu that does not contain the necessary info)
Because of reasons, CPU info does not exist in
/proc/cpuinfoin a human-friendly format on Linux/aarch64. Instead,lscpu(from common Linux utils) maintains a translation table.Tested on a SolidRun HoneyComb LX2K, AWS a1.medium (Amazon custom chip), and a packet.net c2.large.arm.
LX2K with patch:
LX2K without:
AWS (Amazon Linux appears to be running a old version of
lscputhat does not contain the necessary info)Packet (without and then with):