Suse linux command to count cpu

[softte]

I have installed Linux on my system. I would like to know that how can i use suse linux command in order to count cpu? Can any body provide me the correct command been used to determine the cpu core count on my system? Kindly provide me the correct information on the above issue.

[Devasis]

I'm not very sure about the particular code, but you can try out on your system. Hope so it may help you.

cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep 'cpu cores'

[Solomon]

Just about everything is recognised and supported straight out of the box - no need to select devices by hand during installation. You can also execute a command by its offset from the highest entry in the history list: $ !-3 would execute event number 51, if there were 53 events in the history list. Variables can be set temporarily at the prompt:

$HISTSIZE=100

Or, set permanently, either on a system wide basis in /etc/profile (requires root privileges), or locally in .profile.

[MrChris-]

Access permissions can be set with character symbols or, binary masks using the chmod command. Consider a system with two physical CPU's, each of which has two cores, each of which is hyperthreaded. You will see 8 cores in Windows task manager or in top on Linux. A simplistic count of output from /proc/cpuinfo will also see 8 cores. If you parse /proc/cpuinfo output more carefully, you can see there are only 4 cores.