Open binarymaster opened 2 years ago
Please stop submitting old cpuinfo dumps from the Internet.
I am soon starting to recognize kernel version ranges from just looking at dumps ;(
I'm just trying to help. Is there a way to determine that the dump is produced on an old kernel? Please share the knowledge so I could avoid creating issues for such dumps.
So far I only abstained from posting dumps that contained all cores clamped together like in #30.
Also what about #23, #24, #25, #26, do they have the same problem?
I am aware that for some SoCs it is hard to find usable cpuinfo dumps. Mostly it also means that those systems are not in use for quite a while.
Simplest check is 'cpuid' feature - if it is missing then cpuinfo dump is old. Probably Android device.
And format like in #30 is fun. Very ancient one.
Will update template a bit.
Describe the system System name: Jetson TX1 Vendor name: NVIDIA SoC name: Tegra X1 URL to product page: https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/jetson-tx1 Kernel version: Linux tegra-ubuntu 3.10.96-tegra
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