Re: assembler / how to know the type of processor
- From: Herbert Kleebauer <klee@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2007 20:58:11 +0200
rh00 wrote:
i am working with a big network with very old machines (486, pentium
II, pentium III, ...), running with different OS (ms-dos, win9x,
winXP, linux). i need to know which processor is runing and the speed,
but remotly, and without asking the remote operator.
i can compile a simple program for each system in order to sense these
data.
is it any test (assembler) of the micro, or data in cmos, where i can
take them?
Isn't it a much bigger problem to transfer the information to your computer
than to get the information on the target computer itself (how do you
access a MSDOS PC from your computer). Instead of writing a such a program
for any OS, you better store a text file on any system with the information
entered by hand.
.
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