diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Change.log b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Change.log index 65edb895..4202d4e0 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Change.log +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Change.log @@ -6,8 +6,96 @@ http://personal.riverusers.com/~thegrendel/Change.log ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -Release. -Version 2.6 'SALAL' release, 03/15/04 +Version 2.7 +Mulberry release, 04/18/04 + +1) In the "Starting Off With a Sha-Bang" chapter: + Added "ex1a.sh" example as a bridge between "ex1.sh" and "ex2.sh" + examples. + Added a few explanatory notes. + Minor revisions to comments in "ex1.sh" and "ex2.sh" examples. + Added "$" to variable name in script prolog note. + Minor revisions to "Why Shell Programming?" section. + +2) In "Special Characters" chapter: + In in-line example at "Control-K" entry, expanded explanation of + effect of a vertical tab. + (Thank you, Lee Maschmeyer.) + Minor rewording at "`" (backticks), "\" (escape), and other entries. + +3) In "Quoting" chapter: + Slight rewording of note about certain programs expanding special + characters in a quoted string. + Dropped word "apparently" from footnote on quoting "!" character. + +4) In "/dev" section of "/dev and /proc" chapter: + Added short explanation of Bash's treatment of /dev/tcp/host/port + pseudo-device files. + Added footnote defining a socket. + Added use of /dev/sda1 in mounting a USB flash drive. + Added examples of getting the time from a remote network + and downloading a URL -- using /dev/tcp. + (Thank you, Mark.) + +5) In "/proc" section of "/dev and /proc" chapter: + Added "cat /proc/apm" to list of 'proc' examples. + Redid first parsing example. + +6) In the "Portability Issues" section of the "Miscellany" chapter: + Added discussion of using !#/bin/sh to run scripts. + (Thank you, Ian D. Allen.) + +7) In "Assorted Tips" section of "Miscellany" chapter: + Added redirecting stderr to stdout in "if-grep" test. + (Thank you, Chris Martin.) + Added tip about setting PATH and umask at beginning of script. + (Thank you, Ian D. Allen.) + +8) In "System and Administrative Commands" chapter: + At "ifconfig" entry, added "ifconfig -a" output example. + At "hostname" entry, added note about "domainname" and similar + commands. + At "netstat" entry, added screen output example. + +9) In "Text Processing" section of "External Commands" Chapter: + Added comment (suggested modification) to "wf.sh" example. + (Thanks, Arun Giridhar.) + At "grep" entry, added method of searching for two different patterns, + with usage example. + +10) In "Internal Commands and Builtins" chapter: + Expanded "ex43.sh" example. + +11) In "Comparison Operators" section of "Tests" chapter: + Changed section title. + Added brief intro paragraph. + At "==" entry, added note and embedded pre-existing example within it. + +12) In "Regular Expressions" chapter: + In "Brief Introduction to Regular Expression" Section: + Added sidebar with example of testing an RE. + In "Globbing" Section: + Fixed typo in footnote 1. + (Thanks (Asheesh Soni.) + +13) In "Copyright" chapter: + Added URL for French translation. + +14) In "Contributed Scripts" appendix: + Replaced "tree.sh" script with a simplified version, + revised by Rick Boivie. + +15) Added "To Do List" appendix. + +16) Changed all "process id" references to "process ID" to avoid + confusion. + +17) Minor cleanups and fixups to various scripts. + + + +Version 2.6 +'SALAL' release, 03/15/04 1) In "Exit and Exit Status" chapter, Added comment to inline example discussing negation of a 'true' command. @@ -172,7 +260,7 @@ Version 2.5 Noted that GNU tools allow extended REs if escaped. Removed brackets from RE character sets where unnecessary and misleading. - In "Globbing Section": + In "Globbing" Section: Corrected note about 'echo' performing wildcard expansion. (Thanks, Paulo Marcel Coelho Aragao, for all of the above.) Broke 'echo' filename expansion examples out of main "screen" block. @@ -483,7 +571,7 @@ Comments: Major release. in the environment (exported). (Thank you, Mr. Fred.) -9) In "Comparison Operations" section of "Tests" chapter: +9) In "Comparison Operators" section of "Tests" chapter: Corrected typos in "str-test.sh" example. (Thank you, Bill Gradwohl.) @@ -2378,7 +2466,7 @@ In "External Filters, Programs, and Commands" section: to Produce This Book". 89) Added footnote about shell script naming conventions to "Why Shell - Programming?" section. + Programming?" section of Chapter 1. 90) Changed all tags to the more appropriate . diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Du.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Du.sh index d1bdcc54..766c5ac2 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Du.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/Du.sh @@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ NEWFILENAME=$1.unx CR='\015' # Carriage return. # 015 is octal ASCII code for CR. - # Lines in a DOS text file end in a CR-LF. + # Lines in a DOS text file end in CR-LF. + # Lines in a UNIX text file end in LF only. tr -d $CR < $1 > $NEWFILENAME # Delete CR's and write to new file. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/abs-guide.sgml b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/abs-guide.sgml index 4585c01e..42c8c2f1 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/abs-guide.sgml +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/abs-guide.sgml @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. --> + @@ -321,19 +322,12 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. - 2.6 - 15 March 2004 + 2.7 + 18 April 2004 - - 2.4 - 25 January 2004 - mc - 'MUSKMELON' release: Bugfixes. - - 2.5 15 February 2004 @@ -348,6 +342,13 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. 'SALAL' release: Minor update. + + 2.7 + 18 April 2004 + mc + 'MULBERRY' release: Minor update. + + @@ -371,7 +372,7 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. linkend="bzipref">bzip2-ed tarball including both the SGML source and rendered HTML, may be downloaded from + url="http://personal.riverusers.com/~thegrendel/abs-guide-2.7.tar.bz2"> the author's home site. See the change log for a revision history. @@ -436,13 +437,13 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. A shell script is a quick and dirty method of prototyping a complex application. Getting even a limited subset - of the functionality to work in a shell script, even if slowly, - is often a useful first stage in project development. This way, - the structure of the application can be tested and played with, - and the major pitfalls found before proceeding to the final coding - in C, C++, Java, or Perl. + of the functionality to work in a shell script is often a useful + first stage in project development. This way, the structure of + the application can be tested and played with, and the major + pitfalls found before proceeding to the final coding in C, C++, + Java, or Perl. - Shell scripting hearkens back to the classical Unix philosophy + Shell scripting hearkens back to the classic Unix philosophy of breaking complex projects into simpler subtasks, of chaining together components and utilities. Many consider this a better, or at least more esthetically pleasing approach to problem solving @@ -455,61 +456,61 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. - resource-intensive tasks, especially where speed is + Resource-intensive tasks, especially where speed is a factor (sorting, hashing, etc.) - procedures involving heavy-duty math operations, + Procedures involving heavy-duty math operations, especially floating point arithmetic, arbitrary precision calculations, or complex numbers (use C++ or FORTRAN instead) - cross-platform portability required (use C instead) + Cross-platform portability required (use C instead) - complex applications, where structured programming is + Complex applications, where structured programming is a necessity (need type-checking of variables, function prototypes, etc.) - mission-critical applications upon which you are betting the + Mission-critical applications upon which you are betting the ranch, or the future of the company - situations where security is important, where you need to + Situations where security is important, where you need to guarantee the integrity of your system and protect against intrusion, cracking, and vandalism - project consists of subcomponents with interlocking + Project consists of subcomponents with interlocking dependencies - extensive file operations required (Bash is limited to + Extensive file operations required (Bash is limited to serial file access, and that only in a particularly clumsy and inefficient line-by-line fashion) - need multi-dimensional arrays + Need multi-dimensional arrays - need data structures, such as linked lists or trees + Need data structures, such as linked lists or trees - need to generate or manipulate graphics or GUIs + Need to generate or manipulate graphics or GUIs - need direct access to system hardware + Need direct access to system hardware - need port or socket I/O + Need port or socket I/O - need to use libraries or interface with legacy code + Need to use libraries or interface with legacy code - proprietary, closed-source applications (shell scripts put the + Proprietary, closed-source applications (shell scripts put the source code right out in the open for all the world to see) If any of the above applies, consider a more powerful scripting - language, perhaps Perl, Tcl, Python, Ruby, or possibly a high-level - compiled language such as C, C++, or Java. Even then, prototyping - the application as a shell script might still be a useful - development step. + language -- perhaps Perl, Tcl, Python, Ruby -- or possibly a + high-level compiled language such as C, C++, or Java. Even then, + prototyping the application as a shell script might still be a + useful development step. We will be using Bash, an acronym for Bourne-Again - Shell and a pun on Stephen Bourne's now classic Bourne - Shell. Bash has become a de facto + shell and a pun on Stephen Bourne's now classic Bourne + shell. Bash has become a de facto standard for shell scripting on all flavors of Unix. Most of the principles dealt with in this book apply equally well to scripting with other shells, such as the Korn Shell, from which @@ -527,28 +528,34 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. What follows is a tutorial on shell scripting. It relies - heavily on examples to illustrate various features of the shell. - The example scripts work -- they've been tested -- and some - of them are even useful in real life. The reader can play with - the actual working code of the examples in the source archive - (scriptname.sh), + heavily on examples to illustrate various features of the + shell. The example scripts work -- they've been tested -- + and some of them are even useful in real life. The reader + can play with the actual working code of the examples in + the source archive (scriptname.sh or + scriptname.bash), By convention, user-written shell scripts that are Bourne shell compliant generally take a name with a .sh extension. System scripts, such as those found in /etc/rc.d, - do not follow this guideline. + do not conform to this nomenclature. - give them execute permission (chmod u+rx - scriptname), then run them to see what happens. - Should the source archive not be available, then cut-and-paste from - the HTML, pdf, or text rendered versions. Be aware that some of - the scripts below introduce features before they are explained, - and this may require the reader to temporarily skip ahead for - enlightenment. + give them execute permission (chmod + u+rx scriptname), then run them + to see what happens. Should the source archive + not be available, then cut-and-paste from the HTML, + pdf, + or text + rendered versions. Be aware that some of the scripts below introduce + features before they are explained, and this may require the reader + to temporarily skip ahead for enlightenment. - Unless otherwise noted, the author of this book wrote the - example scripts that follow. + Unless otherwise noted, the author of this + book wrote the example scripts that follow. @@ -573,30 +580,36 @@ Uncomment line below to generate index. script can easily be modified, customized, or generalized for a particular application. + + <command>cleanup</command>: An improved clean-up + script &ex1a; + + + Now that's beginning to look like a real script. But we can + go even farther . . . + <command>cleanup</command>: An enhanced - and generalized version of above script. + and generalized version of above scripts. &ex2; - Since you may not wish to wipe out the entire system log, this variant of - the first script keeps the last section of the message log intact. You - will constantly discover ways of refining previously written scripts - for increased effectiveness. - - The + Since you may not wish to wipe out the entire system log, + this version of the script keeps the last section of the message + log intact. You will constantly discover ways of refining previously + written scripts for increased effectiveness. + + The sha-bang - - sha-bang + sha-bang ( #! - - #!) at the head of a script - tells your system that this file - is a set of commands to be fed to the command interpreter indicated. - The #! is actually a two-byte + #!) at the head of a script + tells your system that this file is a set of commands to be fed + to the command interpreter indicated. The + #! is actually a two-byte Some flavors of Unix (those based on 4.2BSD) take a four-byte magic number, requiring @@ -671,7 +684,7 @@ exit $WHATEVER # Doesn't matter. The script will not exit here. - Using #!/bin/sh, the default Bourne Shell + Using #!/bin/sh, the default Bourne shell in most commercial variants of Unix, makes the script portable to non-Linux machines, though you may have to sacrifice a few Bash-specific features. @@ -711,14 +724,14 @@ exit $WHATEVER # Doesn't matter. The script will not exit here.boilerplate code snippets that might be useful in future scripts. Eventually you can build a quite extensive - library of nifty routines. As an example, the following script + library of nifty routines. As an example, the following script prolog tests whether the script has been invoked with the correct number of parameters. - if [ $# -ne Number_of_expected args ] + if [ $# -ne $Number_of_expected args ] then - echo "Usage: `basename $0` whatever" - exit $WRONG_ARGS + echo "Usage: `basename $0` script_parameters" + exit $E_WRONG_ARGS fi @@ -906,9 +919,9 @@ echo $(( 2#101011 )) # Base conversion, not a comment. - Command separator - [Semicolon] Permits putting two or more commands on - the same line. + Command separator [semicolon] + Permits putting two or more commands on the same + line. @@ -943,13 +956,13 @@ fi; echo "File test complete." Terminator in a <link - linkend="caseesac1">case</link> option - [Double semicolon] + linkend="caseesac1">case option [double semicolon] + case "$variable" in -abc) echo "$variable = abc" ;; -xyz) echo "$variable = xyz" ;; +abc) echo "\$variable = abc" ;; +xyz) echo "\$variable = xyz" ;; esac @@ -973,8 +986,8 @@ esac - <quote>dot</quote> command - [period] Equivalent to <quote>dot</quote> command [period] + Equivalent to source (see ). This is a bash builtin. @@ -1087,23 +1100,22 @@ esac " <link linkend="dblquo">partial - quoting</link> - [double quote] "STRING" - preserves (from interpretation) most of the special - characters within STRING. See also - . + quoting [double quote] + "STRING" preserves (from + interpretation) most of the special characters within + STRING. See also . ' <link linkend="snglquo">full - quoting</link> - [single quote] 'STRING' - preserves all special characters within - STRING. This is a stronger form - of quoting than using ". See also . + quoting [single quote] + 'STRING' preserves all special + characters within STRING. This is a + stronger form of quoting than using ". + See also . @@ -1121,15 +1133,17 @@ esac \ - <link linkend="escp">escape</link> - [backslash] \X + <link linkend="escp">escape</link> [backslash] + A quoting mechanism for single characters. + + + \X escapes the character X. This has the effect of quoting X, equivalent to 'X'. The \ may be used to quote " and ', so they are expressed literally. - See for an in-depth explanation of escaped characters. @@ -1137,9 +1151,8 @@ esac / - Filename path separator - [forward slash] Separates - the components of a filename (as in + Filename path separator [forward slash] + Separates the components of a filename (as in /home/bozo/projects/Makefile). This is also the division ` <link linkend="commandsubref">command substitution</link> - [backticks] `command` makes + The `command` construct makes available the output of command for setting a variable. This is also known as backticks or @@ -1178,8 +1191,8 @@ esac - null command - [colon] This is the shell equivalent of a + null command [colon] + This is the shell equivalent of a NOP (no op, a do-nothing operation). It may be considered a synonym for the shell builtin true. The @@ -1352,10 +1365,10 @@ fi regular expression - wild card + wild card [asterisk] - [asterisk] The * character serves - as a wild card for filename expansion in + The * character serves as a wild + card for filename expansion in globbing. By itself, it matches every filename in a given directory. @@ -1604,16 +1617,16 @@ echo $var2 # 23skidoo $$ - process id + process ID variable - process id + process ID - process id variable + process ID variable The $$ variable - holds the process id of the script in + holds the process ID of the script in which it appears. @@ -1708,19 +1721,19 @@ echo "a = $a" # a = 123 - Block of code - [curly brackets] Also referred to as an - inline group, this construct, in effect, - creates an anonymous function. However, unlike a Block of code [curly brackets] + Also referred to as an inline group, + this construct, in effect, creates an anonymous + function. However, unlike a function, the variables in a code block remain visible to the remainder of the script. - - - bash$ { local a; a=123; } -bash: local: can only be used in a function - - + + bash$ { local a; + a=123; } +bash: local: can only be used in a +function + a=123 { a=321; } @@ -2087,7 +2100,7 @@ cat *.lst | sort | uniq filter (a command that transforms its input) for processing. - cat $filename | grep $search_word + cat $filename1 $filename2 | grep $search_word @@ -2301,8 +2314,8 @@ fi redirection from/to stdin/stdout - redirection from/to <filename>stdin</filename> or <filename>stdout</filename> - [dash] + redirection from/to <filename>stdin</filename> or <filename>stdout</filename> [dash] + @@ -2439,7 +2452,7 @@ echo $var - previous working directory - [dash] cd - changes to the + A cd - command changes to the previous working directory. This uses the $OLDPWD environmental variable. @@ -2513,9 +2526,9 @@ echo $a # 28 ~ - home directory + home directory [tilde] - [tilde] This corresponds to the This corresponds to the $HOME internal variable. ~bozo is bozo's home directory, @@ -2677,9 +2690,31 @@ echo >&2 # The '-s' makes anything typed silent, read -n 1 -s -p $'Control-J leaves cursor on next line. \x0a' echo >&2 # Control-J is linefeed. +### + read -n 1 -s -p $'And Control-K\x0bgoes straight down.' echo >&2 # Control-K is vertical tab. +# A better example of the effect of a vertical tab is: + +var=$'\x0aThis is the bottom line\x0bThis is the top line\x0a' +echo "$var" +# This works the same way as the above example. However: +echo "$var" | col +# This causes the right end of the line to be higher than the left end. +# It also explains why we started and ended with a line feed -- +#+ to avoid a garbled screen. + +# As Lee Maschmeyer explains: +# -------------------------- +# In the [first vertical tab example] . . . the vertical tab +#+ makes the printing go straight down without a carriage return. +# This is true only on devices, such as the Linux console, +#+ that can't go "backward." +# The real purpose of VT is to go straight UP, not down. +# It can be used to print superscripts on a printer. +# The col utility can be used to emulate the proper behavior of VT. + exit 0 @@ -3184,9 +3219,9 @@ fi - Certain programs and utilities can still reinterpret or expand - special characters in a quoted string. This is an important use - of quoting, protecting a command-line parameter from the shell, + Certain programs and utilities reinterpret or expand + special characters in a quoted string. An important use of + quoting is protecting a command-line parameter from the shell, but still letting the calling program expand it. @@ -3211,9 +3246,10 @@ fi Encapsulating ! within double quotes gives an error when used from the command - line. Apparently this is interpreted as a . This is interpreted as a history command. Within a script, - though, this problem does not occur. + though, this problem does not occur, since the Bash history + mechanism is disabled then. Of more concern is the inconsistent behavior of \ within double quotes. @@ -3907,13 +3943,19 @@ true + + An if can test any command, not just conditions enclosed within brackets. + + if cmp a b &> /dev/null # Suppress output. then echo "Files a and b are identical." else echo "Files a and b differ." fi +# The very useful "if-grep" construct: +# ----------------------------------- if grep -q Bash file then echo "File contains at least one occurrence of Bash." fi @@ -4256,7 +4298,7 @@ home=/home/bozo -S - file is a socket + file is a socket -t @@ -4406,7 +4448,11 @@ home=/home/bozo - Comparison operators (binary) + Other Comparison Operators + + A binary comparison operator compares two + variables or quantities. Note the separation between integer and + string comparison. <anchor id="icomparison1">integer comparison @@ -4513,15 +4559,18 @@ home=/home/bozo if [ "$a" == "$b" ] This is a synonym for =. - - [[ $a == z* ]] # true if $a starts with an "z" (pattern matching) -[[ $a == "z*" ]] # true if $a is equal to z* + + The == comparison operator behaves differently + within a double-brackets + test than within single brackets. + [[ $a == z* ]] # True if $a starts with an "z" (pattern matching). +[[ $a == "z*" ]] # True if $a is equal to z* (literal matching). -[ $a == z* ] # file globbing and word splitting take place -[ "$a" == "z*" ] # true if $a is equal to z* +[ $a == z* ] # File globbing and word splitting take place. +[ "$a" == "z*" ] # True if $a is equal to z* (literal matching). -# Thanks, S.C. - +# Thanks, Stephane Chazelas + @@ -5036,10 +5085,11 @@ echo "b = $b" # b=1 bitwise operators The bitwise operators seldom make an appearance in shell scripts. - Their chief use seems to be manipulating and testing values - read from ports or sockets. Bit flipping is more - relevant to compiled languages, such as C and C++, which run - fast enough to permit its use on the fly. + Their chief use seems to be manipulating and testing values read + from ports or sockets. Bit + flipping is more relevant to compiled languages, such + as C and C++, which run fast enough to permit its use on the + fly. <anchor id="bitwsops1">bitwise operators @@ -6082,7 +6132,7 @@ echo "Last command argument processed = $last_cmd_arg" $PPID - process id + process ID The $PPID of a process is @@ -10036,7 +10086,7 @@ done Stop script execution until all jobs running in background have terminated, or until the job number or - process id specified as an option terminates. Returns the exit status of waited-for command. @@ -10684,7 +10734,7 @@ chmod u+s filename - ln + ln Creates links to pre-existings files. A link @@ -11944,6 +11994,37 @@ fi &grp; + How can grep search for two separate + patterns? What if you want grep to display + all lines in a file or files that contain + both pattern1 and + pattern2? + + One method of accomplishing this is to pipe the result of grep + pattern1 to grep pattern2. + + + # tstfile + +This is a sample file. +This is an ordinary text file. +This file does not contain any unusual text. +This file is not unusual. +Here is some text. + + + bash$ grep file tstfile +# tstfile + This is a sample file. + This is an ordinary text file. + This file does not contain any unusual text. + This file is not unusual. + +bash$ grep file tstfile | grep text +This is an ordinary text file. + This file does not contain any unusual text. + egrep (extended grep) is the same @@ -16693,6 +16774,7 @@ exit 0 netstat + Show current network statistics and information, such as routing tables and active connections. This utility accesses information in /proc/net @@ -16700,6 +16782,17 @@ exit 0 linkend="constat">. netstat -r is equivalent to route. + + bash$ netstat +Active Internet connections (w/o servers) + Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State + Active UNIX domain sockets (w/o servers) + Proto RefCnt Flags Type State I-Node Path + unix 11 [ ] DGRAM 906 /dev/log + unix 3 [ ] STREAM CONNECTED 4514 /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 + unix 3 [ ] STREAM CONNECTED 4513 + . . . + @@ -16730,6 +16823,7 @@ exit 0 hostname + Lists the system's host name. This command sets the host name in an /etc/rc.d setup script (/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit @@ -16744,6 +16838,16 @@ exit 0 bash$ echo $HOSTNAME localhost.localdomain + Similar to the hostname command are the + domainname, + dnsdomainname, + nisdomainname, and + ypdomainname commands. Use these to + display or set the system DNS or NIS/YP domain name. Various + options to hostname also perform these + functions. + + @@ -17076,7 +17180,7 @@ Average: all 6.33 1.70 14.71 0.00 77.26 command - process id + process ID Identifies process ID (PID) of a @@ -17255,10 +17359,22 @@ Average: all 6.33 1.70 14.71 0.00 77.26ifconfig - Network interface configuration and tuning utility. - It is most often used at bootup to set up the interfaces, - or to shut them down when rebooting. - # Code snippets from /etc/rc.d/init.d/network + Network interface configuration and tuning utility. + + bash$ ifconfig -a +lo Link encap:Local Loopback + inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0 + UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1 + RX packets:10 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 + TX packets:10 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 + collisions:0 txqueuelen:0 + RX bytes:700 (700.0 b) TX bytes:700 (700.0 b) + + The ifconfig command is most often used + at bootup to set up the interfaces, or to shut them down + when rebooting. + + # Code snippets from /etc/rc.d/init.d/network # ... @@ -17284,9 +17400,10 @@ echo `/sbin/ifconfig | grep ^[a-z] | awk '{print $1}'` # The following also work. # echo $(/sbin/ifconfig | awk '/^[a-z]/ { print $1 })' # echo $(/sbin/ifconfig | sed -e 's/ .*//') -# Thanks, S.C., for additional comments. +# Thanks, S.C., for additional comments. + + See also . - See also . @@ -17398,7 +17515,7 @@ echo `/sbin/ifconfig | grep ^[a-z] | awk '{print $1}'` <anchor id="filesystemsys1">Filesystem - mount + mount mount @@ -18117,7 +18234,7 @@ exit 0 # Will not exit here, because this script will never terminate.command umask - umask + umask User file creation MASK. Limit the default file attributes for a particular user. All files created by that user take @@ -19763,6 +19880,33 @@ exit 0 + + The only way to be certain that a particular RE works is to + test it. + + TEST FILE: tstfile # No match. + # No match. +Run grep "1133*" on this file. # Match. + # No match. + # No match. +This line contains the number 113. # Match. +This line contains the number 13. # No match. +This line contains the number 133. # No match. +This line contains the number 1133. # Match. +This line contains the number 113312. # Match. +This line contains the number 1112. # No match. +This line contains the number 113312312. # Match. +This line contains no numbers at all. # No match. + + bash$ grep "1133*" tstfile +Run grep "1133*" on this file. # Match. + This line contains the number 113. # Match. + This line contains the number 1133. # Match. + This line contains the number 113312. # Match. + This line contains the number 113312312. # Match. + + + @@ -20133,9 +20277,6 @@ echo a111b | gawk '/a1+b/' - - - Sed, awk, and Perl, used as filters in scripts, take @@ -20177,13 +20318,14 @@ echo a111b | gawk '/a1+b/' Filename expansion can match dotfiles, but only if the pattern explicitly includes the dot. - ~/[.]bashrc # Will not expand to ~/.bashrc -~/?bashrc # Neither will this. - # Wild cards and metacharacters will not expand to a dot in globbing. + ~/[.]bashrc # Will not expand to ~/.bashrc +~/?bashrc # Neither will this. + # Wild cards and metacharacters will NOT + #+ expand to a dot in globbing. -~/.[b]ashrc # Will expand to ~./bashrc -~/.ba?hrc # Likewise. -~/.bashr* # Likewise. +~/.[b]ashrc # Will expand to ~/.bashrc +~/.ba?hrc # Likewise. +~/.bashr* # Likewise. # Setting the "dotglob" option turns this off. @@ -21830,10 +21972,60 @@ exit 0 linkend="zerosref">/dev/null, /dev/zero, /dev/urandom, + /dev/sda1, /dev/udp, and /dev/tcp. + + For instance: + + To mount a USB flash drive, + append the following line to /etc/fstab. + + + Of course, the mount point + /mnt/flashdrive must exist. If not, + then, as root, mkdir /mnt/flashdrive. + To actually mount the drive, use the following command: + mount /mnt/flashdrive + + + /dev/sda1 /mnt/flashdrive auto noauto,user 0 0 + + (See also .) + + + + When executing a command on a + /dev/tcp/$host/$port pseudo-device file, Bash + opens a TCP connection to the associated socket. + + A socket is a communications + node associated with a specific I/O port. It permits data + transfer between hardware devices on the same machine, + between machines on the same network, between machines + across different networks, and, of course, between machines + at different locations on the Internet. + + + + + Getting the time from from nist.gov: + bash$ cat </dev/tcp/time.nist.gov/13 +53082 04-03-18 04:26:54 68 0 0 502.3 UTC(NIST) * + + + Downloading a URL: + bash$ exec 5<>/dev/tcp/www.slashdot.org/80 +bash$ echo "GET / HTTP/1.0 +> " >&5" +bash$ cat <&5 + + + [Mark contributed the last two examples.] + + - Using <filename>/dev/tcp</filename> + Using <filename>/dev/tcp</filename> for troubleshooting &devtcp; @@ -21847,10 +22039,10 @@ exit 0 The /proc directory - is actually a pseudo-filesystem. The files in the /proc directory mirror currently - running system and kernel processes and - contain information and statistics about them. + is actually a pseudo-filesystem. The files in /proc mirror currently running + system and kernel processes and contain + information and statistics about them. bash$ cat /proc/devices @@ -21905,6 +22097,11 @@ exit 0 bash$ cat /proc/loadavg 0.13 0.42 0.27 2/44 1119 + + + +bash$ cat /proc/apm +1.16 1.2 0x03 0x01 0xff 0x80 -1% -1 ? @@ -21919,12 +22116,9 @@ exit 0 and uptime do this as well. - - bash$ cat /proc/filesystems | grep iso9660 - iso9660 + FS=iso # ISO filesystem support in kernel? - - +grep $FS /proc/filesystems # iso9660 kernel_version=$( awk '{ print $3 }' /proc/version ) @@ -23906,6 +24100,19 @@ echo "$newstring" # Each sentence should start with a capital letter. and . + + Setting the path and umask at the beginning of a script makes + it more portable -- more likely to run on a + foreign machine whose user may have bollixed up the + $PATH and umask. + #!/bin/bash +PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin ; export PATH +umask 022 + +# Thanks to Ian D. Allen, for this tip. + + A useful scripting technique is to repeatedly feed the output of a filter @@ -23962,6 +24169,29 @@ fi + + + An if-grep test may not + return expected results in an error case, when text is output to + stderr, rather that + stdout. + if ls -l nonexistent_filename | grep -q 'No such file or directory' + then echo "File \"nonexistent_filename\" does not exist." +fi + + Redirecting + stderr to stdout fixes + this. + if ls -l nonexistent_filename 2>&1 | grep -q 'No such file or directory' +# ^^^^ + then echo "File \"nonexistent_filename\" does not exist." +fi + +# Thanks, Chris Martin, for pointing this out. + + + + The run-parts command is handy for running a set of command @@ -24065,10 +24295,18 @@ fi standard. Invoking Bash with the option or inserting a set -o posix at the head of a script causes Bash to conform very closely to this - standard. Even lacking this measure, most Bash scripts will run - as-is under ksh, and vice-versa, since - Chet Ramey has been busily porting ksh - features to the latest versions of Bash. + standard. Another alternative is to use a + #!/bin/sh + header in the script, rather than + #!/bin/bash + Of course, /bin/sh is a link to /bin/bash + in Linux and certain other flavors of UNIX. + + Most Bash scripts will run as-is under + ksh, and vice-versa, since Chet Ramey has + been busily porting ksh features to the + latest versions of Bash. On a commercial Unix machine, scripts using GNU-specific features of standard commands may not work. This has become less @@ -24368,7 +24606,7 @@ fi Many thanks to Jordi Sanfeliu for giving permission to use his fine tree script (). + linkend="tree">), and to Rick Boivie for revising it. Likewise, thanks to Michel Charpentier for @@ -24393,9 +24631,10 @@ fi helpful suggestions. Special thanks. Rick Boivie contributed the delightfully recursive - pb.sh script () - and suggested performance improvements for the - monthlypmt.sh script (pb.sh script (), + revised the tree.sh script (), and suggested performance improvements + for the monthlypmt.sh script (). Florian Wisser enlightened me on some of the fine points of @@ -24420,19 +24659,19 @@ fi errors and other corrections. Special thanks! Others contributing scripts, making helpful suggestions, and - pointing out errors were Gabor Kiss, Leopold Toetsch, - Peter Tillier, Marcus Berglof, Tony Richardson, Nick Drage - (script ideas!), Rich Bartell, Jess Thrysoee, Adam Lazur, Bram - Moolenaar, Baris Cicek, Greg Keraunen, Keith Matthews, Sandro - Magi, Albert Reiner, Dim Segebart, Rory Winston, Lee Bigelow, - Wayne Pollock, jipe, Emilio Conti, Dennis Leeuw, - Dan Jacobson, Aurelio Marinho Jargas, Edward Scholtz, Jean Helou, - Chris Martin, Lee Maschmeyer, Bruno Haible, Sebastien Godard, - Bjön Eriksson, nyal, John MacDonald, Joshua - Tschida, Troy Engel, Manfred Schwarb, Amit Singh, Bill Gradwohl, - David Lombard, Jason Parker, Bruce W. Clare, William Park, - Vernia Damiano, and David Lawyer (himself an author of four - HOWTOs). + pointing out errors were Gabor Kiss, Leopold Toetsch, Peter + Tillier, Marcus Berglof, Tony Richardson, Nick Drage (script + ideas!), Rich Bartell, Jess Thrysoee, Adam Lazur, Bram Moolenaar, + Baris Cicek, Greg Keraunen, Keith Matthews, Sandro Magi, + Albert Reiner, Dim Segebart, Rory Winston, Lee Bigelow, Wayne + Pollock, jipe, Mark, Emilio Conti, + Ian. D. Allen, Arun Giridhar, Dennis Leeuw, Dan Jacobson, Aurelio + Marinho Jargas, Edward Scholtz, Jean Helou, Chris Martin, Lee + Maschmeyer, Bruno Haible, Sebastien Godard, Bjön Eriksson, + nyal, John MacDonald, Joshua Tschida, Troy Engel, + Manfred Schwarb, Amit Singh, Bill Gradwohl, David Lombard, + Jason Parker, Bruce W. Clare, William Park, Vernia Damiano, + and David Lawyer (himself an author of four HOWTOs). My gratitude to Chet Ramey and Brian Fox for writing Bash, @@ -25256,7 +25495,7 @@ fi + - Jordi Sanfeliu gave permission to use his elegant + This is Rick Boivie's revision of Jordi Sanfeliu's tree script. @@ -25609,7 +25848,7 @@ fi - File is a socket + File is a socket sticky bit set @@ -28446,6 +28685,11 @@ fairly detailed rundown on the Playfair Cipher and its solution methods.15 Mar 2004 SALAL release: Minor update. + + + 18 Apr 2004 + MULBERRY release: Minor update. + @@ -28453,6 +28697,28 @@ fairly detailed rundown on the Playfair Cipher and its solution methods. + + To Do List + + + + A comprehensive survey of incompatibilities between Bash + and the classic Bourne shell. + + + + Same as above, but for the Korn shell (ksh). + + + + A primer on CGI programming, using Bash. + + + + Any volunteers? + + + Copyright @@ -28496,7 +28762,7 @@ B. Distribution of the work or derivative of the work in any standard Pure-play Linux distributors, such as Debian, - Red Hat, Mandrake, and others. + Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE, and others. @@ -28549,8 +28815,9 @@ B. Distribution of the work or derivative of the work in any standard Hyun Jin Cha has done a Korean - translation of version 1.0.11 of this - book. Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, of version 1.0.11 + of this book. Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/crypto-quote.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/crypto-quote.sh index 28454b8a..74c2ee23 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/crypto-quote.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/crypto-quote.sh @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ #!/bin/bash # crypto-quote.sh: Encrypt quotes -# Will encrypt famous quotes in a simple monoalphabetic substitution. +# Will encrypt famous quotes in a simple monoalphabetic substitution. # The result is similar to the "Crypto Quote" puzzles #+ seen in the Op Ed pages of the Sunday paper. @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ cat "$@" | tr "a-z" "A-Z" | tr "A-Z" "$key" # Passes non-alphabetic characters through unchanged. -# Try this script with something like +# Try this script with something like: # "Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits." # --Mark Twain # diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/csubloop.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/csubloop.sh index d2dffd55..0b8b47c6 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/csubloop.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/csubloop.sh @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ done` echo "variable2 = $variable2" # variable2 = 0123456789 -# It's possible to embed a loop within a variable declaration. +# Demonstrates that it's possible to embed a loop +#+ within a variable declaration. exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/empty-array.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/empty-array.sh index 0f7bdd1c..dc2b08ad 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/empty-array.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/empty-array.sh @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ # An empty array is not the same as an array with empty elements. array0=( first second third ) -array1=( '' ) # "array1" has one empty element. -array2=( ) # No elements... "array2" is empty. +array1=( '' ) # "array1" consists of one empty element. +array2=( ) # No elements . . . "array2" is empty. echo ListArray() @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ echo "Length of first element in array1 = ${#array1}" echo "Length of first element in array2 = ${#array2}" echo echo "Number of elements in array0 = ${#array0[*]}" # 3 -echo "Number of elements in array1 = ${#array1[*]}" # 1 (surprise!) +echo "Number of elements in array1 = ${#array1[*]}" # 1 (Surprise!) echo "Number of elements in array2 = ${#array2[*]}" # 0 } @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ echo "Number of elements in array2 = ${#array2[*]}" # 0 ListArray -# Try extending those arrays +# Try extending those arrays. # Adding an element to an array. array0=( "${array0[@]}" "new1" ) @@ -56,44 +56,44 @@ echo echo "Stack height for array2 = $height" # The 'pop' is: -unset array2[${#array2[@]}-1] # Arrays are zero based -height=${#array2[@]} +unset array2[${#array2[@]}-1] # Arrays are zero-based, +height=${#array2[@]} #+ which means first element has index 0. echo echo "POP" echo "New stack height for array2 = $height" ListArray -# List only 2nd and 3rd elements of array0 -from=1 # Zero based numbering +# List only 2nd and 3rd elements of array0. +from=1 # Zero-based numbering. to=2 # array3=( ${array0[@]:1:2} ) echo echo "Elements in array3: ${array3[@]}" -# Works like a string (array of characters) -# Try some other "string" forms +# Works like a string (array of characters). +# Try some other "string" forms. -# Replacement +# Replacement: array4=( ${array0[@]/second/2nd} ) echo echo "Elements in array4: ${array4[@]}" -# Replace all matching wildcarded string +# Replace all matching wildcarded string. array5=( ${array0[@]//new?/old} ) echo echo "Elements in array5: ${array5[@]}" -# Just when you are getting the feel for this... +# Just when you are getting the feel for this . . . array6=( ${array0[@]#*new} ) -echo # This one might surprise you +echo # This one might surprise you. echo "Elements in array6: ${array6[@]}" array7=( ${array0[@]#new1} ) -echo # After array6 this should not be a surprise +echo # After array6 this should not be a surprise. echo "Elements in array7: ${array7[@]}" -# Which looks a lot like... +# Which looks a lot like . . . array8=( ${array0[@]/new1/} ) echo echo "Elements in array8: ${array8[@]}" @@ -102,9 +102,9 @@ echo "Elements in array8: ${array8[@]}" # The string operations are performed on #+ each of the elements in var[@] in succession. -# Therefore : BASH supports string vector operations -# If the result is a zero length string, that -#+ element disappears in the resulting assignment. +# Therefore : Bash supports string vector operations +#+ if the result is a zero length string, +#+ that element disappears in the resulting assignment. # Question, are those strings hard or soft quotes? @@ -118,8 +118,8 @@ array10=( ${array0[@]#$zap} ) echo echo "Elements in array10: ${array10[@]}" -# Compare array7 with array10 -# Compare array8 with array9 +# Compare array7 with array10. +# Compare array8 with array9. # Answer: must be soft quotes. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex1.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex1.sh index 29362f8f..cd43d983 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex1.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex1.sh @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# cleanup +# Cleanup # Run as root, of course. cd /var/log diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex14.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex14.sh index 6fcb971d..decd7b22 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex14.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex14.sh @@ -39,5 +39,5 @@ zcat $1 | most exit $? # Script returns exit status of pipe. -# Actually "exit $?" unnecessary, as the script will, in any case, +# Actually "exit $?" is unnecessary, as the script will, in any case, # return the exit status of the last command executed. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex17.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex17.sh index 157e7971..4a8fa33b 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex17.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex17.sh @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ echo "All the command-line parameters are: "$*"" if [ $# -lt "$MINPARAMS" ] then echo - echo "Give me at least $MINPARAMS command-line arguments!" + echo "This script needs at least $MINPARAMS command-line arguments!" fi echo diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex2.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex2.sh index 0140dd0c..0e9af4d1 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex2.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex2.sh @@ -1,6 +1,14 @@ #!/bin/bash -# cleanup, version 2 -# Run as root, of course. +# Cleanup, version 3 + +# Warning: +# ------- +# This script uses quite a number of features that will be explained +#+ later on. +# By the time you've finished the first half of the book, +#+ there should be nothing mysterious about it. + + LOG_DIR=/var/log ROOT_UID=0 # Only users with $UID 0 have root privileges. @@ -9,6 +17,7 @@ E_XCD=66 # Can't change directory? E_NOTROOT=67 # Non-root exit error. +# Run as root, of course. if [ "$UID" -ne "$ROOT_UID" ] then echo "Must be root to run this script." diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex22.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex22.sh index 37108048..e9e00a94 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex22.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex22.sh @@ -1,14 +1,15 @@ #!/bin/bash -# List the planets. +# Listing the planets. for planet in Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto do - echo $planet + echo $planet # Each planet on a separate line. done echo for planet in "Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto" +# All planets on same line. # Entire 'list' enclosed in quotes creates a single variable. do echo $planet diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex42.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex42.sh index b95ebb85..bbfef005 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex42.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex42.sh @@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ ls . | xargs -i -t cp ./{} $1 # {} is a placeholder for output text. # This is similar to the use of a curly bracket pair in "find." # -# List the files (ls), +# List the files in current directory (ls .), #+ pass the output of "ls" as arguments to "xargs" (-i -t options), #+ then copy (cp) these arguments ({}) to new directory ($1). # # The net result is the exact equivalent of #+ cp * $1 -#+ unless any of the filenames has "whitespace" characters. +#+ unless any of the filenames has embedded "whitespace" characters. exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex43.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex43.sh index 1599c235..f095d86d 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex43.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex43.sh @@ -13,4 +13,33 @@ echo $y #+ but linefeeds removed. # When LF's not preserved, it may make it easier to parse output, #+ using utilities such as "awk". +echo +echo "===========================================================" +echo + +# Now, showing how to "expand" a variable using "eval" . . . + +for i in 1 2 3 4 5; do + eval value=$i + # value=$i has same effect. The "eval" is not necessary here. + # A variable lacking a meta-meaning evaluates to itself -- + #+ it can't expand to anything other than its literal self. + echo $value +done + +echo +echo "---" +echo + +for i in ls df; do + value=eval $i + # value=$i has an entirely different effect here. + # The "eval" evaluates the commands "ls" and "df" . . . + # The terms "ls" and "df" have a meta-meaning, + #+ since they are interpreted as commands, + #+ rather than just character strings. + echo $value +done + + exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex44.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex44.sh index 55c49d2e..0b28fc00 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex44.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex44.sh @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ $killppp # This variable is now a command. # The following operations must be done as root user. -chmod 666 /dev/ttyS3 # Must be read+write permissions, or else? +chmod 666 /dev/ttyS3 # Must be read+write permissions, or else what? # Since doing a SIGKILL on ppp changed the permissions on the serial port, #+ we restore permissions to previous state. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex6.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex6.sh index 5f2994e0..7c5f4742 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex6.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex6.sh @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ #!/bin/bash -# Check some of the system's environmental variables. +# Check some of the system's environmental variables. +# This is good preventative maintenance. # If, for example, $USER, the name of the person at the console, is not set, #+ the machine will not recognize you. @@ -43,9 +44,12 @@ echo # # echo ${ZZXy23AB?} >/dev/null +# Compare these methods of checking whether a variable has been set +#+ with "set -u" . . . -echo "You will not see this message, because script terminated above." + +echo "You will not see this message, because script already terminated." HERE=0 -exit $HERE # Will *not* exit here. +exit $HERE # Will NOT exit here. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex70.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex70.sh index ea166916..774b9b6c 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex70.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex70.sh @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ wall <<zzz23EndOfMessagezzz23 E-mail your noontime orders for pizza to the system administrator. (Add an extra dollar for anchovy or mushroom topping.) # Additional message text goes here. -# Note: Comment lines printed by 'wall'. +# Note: 'wall' prints comment lines. zzz23EndOfMessagezzz23 # Could have been done more efficiently by diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex75.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex75.sh index 06392e4c..79aefaaf 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex75.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ex75.sh @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ badname=`ls | grep ' '` +# Try this: # echo "$badname" rm "$badname" diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/online.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/online.sh index 388f3485..00fe9514 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/online.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/online.sh @@ -4,49 +4,51 @@ TRUE=1 LOGFILE=/var/log/messages -# Note that $LOGFILE must be readable (chmod 644 /var/log/messages). +# Note that $LOGFILE must be readable +#+ (as root, chmod 644 /var/log/messages). TEMPFILE=temp.$$ -# Create a "unique" temp file name, using process id of the script. +# Create a "unique" temp file name, using process id of the script. KEYWORD=address -# At logon, the line "remote IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" -# appended to /var/log/messages. +# At logon, the line "remote IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" +# appended to /var/log/messages. ONLINE=22 USER_INTERRUPT=13 CHECK_LINES=100 -# How many lines in log file to check. +# How many lines in log file to check. trap 'rm -f $TEMPFILE; exit $USER_INTERRUPT' TERM INT -# Cleans up the temp file if script interrupted by control-c. +# Cleans up the temp file if script interrupted by control-c. echo while [ $TRUE ] #Endless loop. do tail -$CHECK_LINES $LOGFILE> $TEMPFILE - # Saves last 100 lines of system log file as temp file. - # Necessary, since newer kernels generate many log messages at log on. + # Saves last 100 lines of system log file as temp file. + # Necessary, since newer kernels generate many log messages at log on. search=`grep $KEYWORD $TEMPFILE` - # Checks for presence of the "IP address" phrase, - # indicating a successful logon. + # Checks for presence of the "IP address" phrase, + #+ indicating a successful logon. - if [ ! -z "$search" ] # Quotes necessary because of possible spaces. + if [ ! -z "$search" ] # Quotes necessary because of possible spaces. then echo "On-line" - rm -f $TEMPFILE # Clean up temp file. + rm -f $TEMPFILE # Clean up temp file. exit $ONLINE else - echo -n "." # -n option to echo suppresses newline, - # so you get continuous rows of dots. + echo -n "." # The -n option to echo suppresses newline, + #+ so you get continuous rows of dots. fi sleep 1 done -# Note: if you change the KEYWORD variable to "Exit", -# this script can be used while on-line to check for an unexpected logoff. +# Note: if you change the KEYWORD variable to "Exit", +#+ this script can be used while on-line +#+ to check for an unexpected logoff. -# Exercise: Change the script, as per the above note, +# Exercise: Change the script, per the above note, # and prettify it. exit 0 @@ -61,7 +63,7 @@ while true done # Problem: Hitting Control-C to terminate this process may be insufficient. -# (Dots may keep on echoing.) +#+ (Dots may keep on echoing.) # Exercise: Fix this. @@ -76,5 +78,5 @@ do echo -n . done echo "On-line" -# Exercise: Discuss the strengths and weaknesses -# of each of these various approaches. +# Exercise: Discuss the relative strengths and weaknesses +#! of each of these various approaches. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/param-sub.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/param-sub.sh index 06c4bc26..5e13e86f 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/param-sub.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/param-sub.sh @@ -1,4 +1,9 @@ #!/bin/bash +# param-sub.sh + +# Whether a variable has been declared +#+ affects triggering of the default option +#+ even if the variable is null. username0= # username0 has been declared, but is set to null. @@ -13,5 +18,6 @@ username2= # username2 has been declared, but is set to null. echo "username2 = ${username2:-`whoami`}" # Will echo because of :- rather than just - in condition test. +# Compare to first instance, above. exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pb.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pb.sh index 3c0618b8..9a5e6cdf 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pb.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pb.sh @@ -4,11 +4,12 @@ # Written by Rick Boivie, and used with permission. # Modifications by document author. -MINARGS=1 # Script needs at least one argument. +MINARGS=1 # Script needs at least one argument. DATAFILE=./phonebook - # A data file named "phonebook" must exist. + # A data file in current working directory + #+ named "phonebook" must exist. PROGNAME=$0 -E_NOARGS=70 # No arguments error. +E_NOARGS=70 # No arguments error. if [ $# -lt $MINARGS ]; then echo "Usage: "$PROGNAME" data" @@ -25,11 +26,11 @@ else fi exit 0 # Script exits here. - # It's o.k. to put non-hashmarked comments - #+ and data after this point. + # Therefore, it's o.k. to put + #+ non-hashmarked comments and data after this point. # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -# Sample "phonebook" datafile: +Sample "phonebook" datafile: John Doe 1555 Main St., Baltimore, MD 21228 (410) 222-3333 Mary Moe 9899 Jones Blvd., Warren, NH 03787 (603) 898-3232 @@ -45,5 +46,5 @@ Sam Roe 956 E. 8th St., New York, NY 10009 (212) 444-5678 $bash pb.sh Roe Sam Sam Roe 956 E. 8th St., New York, NY 10009 (212) 444-5678 -# When more than one argument passed to script, +# When more than one argument is passed to this script, #+ it prints *only* the line(s) containing all the arguments. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/poem.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/poem.sh index c29a0955..6535525f 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/poem.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/poem.sh @@ -28,3 +28,7 @@ done echo exit 0 + +# Exercise: +# -------- +# Modify this script to pretty-print a poem from a text data file. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pw.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pw.sh index 4968c7a1..296152ac 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pw.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/pw.sh @@ -1,15 +1,16 @@ #!/bin/bash # May need to be invoked with #!/bin/bash2 on older machines. # -# Random password generator for bash 2.x by Antek Sawicki <tenox@tenox.tc>, +# Random password generator for Bash 2.x by Antek Sawicki <tenox@tenox.tc>, # who generously gave permission to the document author to use it here. # # ==> Comments added by document author ==> MATRIX="0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" +# ==> Password will consist of alphanumeric characters. LENGTH="8" -# ==> May change 'LENGTH' for longer password, of course. +# ==> May change 'LENGTH' for longer password. while [ "${n:=1}" -le "$LENGTH" ] @@ -23,17 +24,17 @@ do # ==> ${#MATRIX} returns length of array MATRIX. # ==> $RANDOM%${#MATRIX} returns random number between 1 - # ==> and length of MATRIX - 1. + # ==> and [length of MATRIX] - 1. # ==> ${MATRIX:$(($RANDOM%${#MATRIX})):1} # ==> returns expansion of MATRIX at random position, by length 1. - # ==> See {var:pos:len} parameter substitution in Section 3.3.1 - # ==> and following examples. + # ==> See {var:pos:len} parameter substitution in Chapter 9. + # ==> and the associated examples. # ==> PASS=... simply pastes this result onto previous PASS (concatenation). # ==> To visualize this more clearly, uncomment the following line - # ==> echo "$PASS" + # echo "$PASS" # ==> to see PASS being built up, # ==> one character at a time, each iteration of the loop. @@ -41,6 +42,6 @@ do # ==> Increment 'n' for next pass. done -echo "$PASS" # ==> Or, redirect to file, as desired. +echo "$PASS" # ==> Or, redirect to a file, as desired. exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ramdisk.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ramdisk.sh index 8199da4c..2b03716a 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ramdisk.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/ramdisk.sh @@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ # ramdisk.sh # A "ramdisk" is a segment of system RAM memory -#+ that acts as if it were a filesystem. +#+ which acts as if it were a filesystem. # Its advantage is very fast access (read/write time). # Disadvantages: volatility, loss of data on reboot or powerdown. -# less RAM available to system. +#+ less RAM available to system. # -# What good is a ramdisk? -# Keeping a large dataset, such as a table or dictionary on ramdisk +# Of what use is a ramdisk? +# Keeping a large dataset, such as a table or dictionary on ramdisk, #+ speeds up data lookup, since memory access is much faster than disk access. @@ -33,9 +33,10 @@ then #+ so no error if this script is run fi dd if=/dev/zero of=$DEVICE count=$SIZE bs=$BLOCKSIZE # Zero out RAM device. + # Why is this necessary? mke2fs $DEVICE # Create an ext2 filesystem on it. mount $DEVICE $MOUNTPT # Mount it. -chmod 777 $MOUNTPT # So ordinary user can access ramdisk. +chmod 777 $MOUNTPT # Enables ordinary user to access ramdisk. # However, must be root to unmount it. echo "\"$MOUNTPT\" now available for use." @@ -45,7 +46,11 @@ echo "\"$MOUNTPT\" now available for use." #+ on reboot or power loss. # Copy anything you want saved to a regular directory. -# After reboot, run this script again to set up ramdisk. +# After reboot, run this script to again set up ramdisk. # Remounting /mnt/ramdisk without the other steps will not work. +# Suitably modified, this script can by invoked in /etc/rc.d/rc.local, +#+ to set up ramdisk automatically at bootup. +# That may be appropriate on, for example, a database server. + exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/random-test.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/random-test.sh index 09f28206..f5d050de 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/random-test.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/random-test.sh @@ -56,9 +56,13 @@ print_result # Keep in mind that RANDOM is a pseudorandom generator, #+ and not a spectacularly good one at that. +# Randomness is a deep and complex subject. +# Sufficiently long "random" sequences may exhibit +#+ chaotic and other "non-random" behavior. + # Exercise (easy): # --------------- # Rewrite this script to flip a coin 1000 times. -# Choices are "HEADS" or "TAILS". +# Choices are "HEADS" and "TAILS". exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/read-novar.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/read-novar.sh index 54cd5590..34f6c220 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/read-novar.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/read-novar.sh @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ #!/bin/bash +# read-novar.sh echo diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/tree.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/tree.sh index e8a4414f..a0dcc9dd 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/tree.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/tree.sh @@ -1,74 +1,59 @@ -#!/bin/sh -# @(#) tree 1.1 30/11/95 by Jordi Sanfeliu -# email: mikaku@fiwix.org -# -# Initial version: 1.0 30/11/95 -# Next version : 1.1 24/02/97 Now, with symbolic links -# Patch by : Ian Kjos, to support unsearchable dirs -# email: beth13@mail.utexas.edu -# -# Tree is a tool for view the directory tree (obvious :-) ) -# +#!/bin/bash +# tree.sh + +# Written by Rick Boivie. +# Used with permission. +# This is a revised and simplified version of a script +# by Jordi Sanfeliu (and patched by Ian Kjos). +# This script replaces the earlier version used in +#+ previous releases of the Advanced Bash Scripting Guide. -# ==> 'Tree' script used here with the permission of its author, Jordi Sanfeliu. # ==> Comments added by the author of this document. -# ==> Argument quoting added. search () { - for dir in `echo *` - # ==> `echo *` lists all the files in current working directory, without line breaks. - # ==> Similar effect to for dir in * - # ==> but "dir in `echo *`" will not handle filenames with blanks. - do - if [ -d "$dir" ] ; then # ==> If it is a directory (-d)... - zz=0 # ==> Temp variable, keeping track of directory level. - while [ $zz != $deep ] # Keep track of inner nested loop. - do - echo -n "| " # ==> Display vertical connector symbol, - # ==> with 2 spaces & no line feed in order to indent. - zz=`expr $zz + 1` # ==> Increment zz. - done - if [ -L "$dir" ] ; then # ==> If directory is a symbolic link... - echo "+---$dir" `ls -l $dir | sed 's/^.*'$dir' //'` - # ==> Display horiz. connector and list directory name, but... - # ==> delete date/time part of long listing. - else - echo "+---$dir" # ==> Display horizontal connector symbol... - # ==> and print directory name. - if cd "$dir" ; then # ==> If can move to subdirectory... - deep=`expr $deep + 1` # ==> Increment depth. - search # with recursivity ;-) - # ==> Function calls itself. - numdirs=`expr $numdirs + 1` # ==> Increment directory count. - fi - fi +for dir in `echo *` +# ==> `echo *` lists all the files in current working directory, +#+ ==> without line breaks. +# ==> Similar effect to for dir in * +# ==> but "dir in `echo *`" will not handle filenames with blanks. +do + if [ -d "$dir" ] ; then # ==> If it is a directory (-d)... + zz=0 # ==> Temp variable, keeping track of directory level. + while [ $zz != $1 ] # Keep track of inner nested loop. + do + echo -n "| " # ==> Display vertical connector symbol, + # ==> with 2 spaces & no line feed in order to indent. + zz=`expr $zz + 1` # ==> Increment zz. + done + + if [ -L "$dir" ] ; then # ==> If directory is a symbolic link... + echo "+---$dir" `ls -l $dir | sed 's/^.*'$dir' //'` + # ==> Display horiz. connector and list directory name, but... + # ==> delete date/time part of long listing. + else + echo "+---$dir" # ==> Display horizontal connector symbol... + # ==> and print directory name. + numdirs=`expr $numdirs + 1` # ==> Increment directory count. + if cd "$dir" ; then # ==> If can move to subdirectory... + search `expr $1 + 1` # with recursion ;-) + # ==> Function calls itself. + cd .. fi - done - cd .. # ==> Up one directory level. - if [ "$deep" ] ; then # ==> If depth = 0 (returns TRUE)... - swfi=1 # ==> set flag showing that search is done. - fi - deep=`expr $deep - 1` # ==> Decrement depth. + fi + fi +done } -# - Main - -if [ $# = 0 ] ; then - cd `pwd` # ==> No args to script, then use current working directory. -else - cd $1 # ==> Otherwise, move to indicated directory. +if [ $# != 0 ] ; then + cd $1 # move to indicated directory. + #else # stay in current directory fi -echo "Initial directory = `pwd`" -swfi=0 # ==> Search finished flag. -deep=0 # ==> Depth of listing. -numdirs=0 -zz=0 -while [ "$swfi" != 1 ] # While flag not set... -do - search # ==> Call function after initializing variables. -done +echo "Initial directory = `pwd`" +numdirs=0 + +search 0 echo "Total directories = $numdirs" exit 0 -# ==> Challenge: try to figure out exactly how this script works. diff --git a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/wf.sh b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/wf.sh index c7b399b5..06d7163f 100644 --- a/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/wf.sh +++ b/LDP/guide/docbook/abs-guide/wf.sh @@ -33,14 +33,22 @@ sed -e 's/\.//g' -e 's/\,//g' -e 's/ /\ #+ change space between words to linefeed, #+ then shift characters to lowercase, and #+ finally prefix occurrence count and sort numerically. + +# Arun Giridhar suggests modifying the above to: +# . . . | sort | uniq -c | sort +1 [-f] | sort +0 -nr +# This adds a secondary sort key, so instances of +#+ equal occurrence are sorted alphabetically. +# As he explains it: +# "This is effectively a radix sort, first on the +#+ least significant column +#+ (word or string, optionally case-insensitive) +#+ and last on the most significant column (frequency)." ######################################################## +exit 0 + # Exercises: # --------- # 1) Add 'sed' commands to filter out other punctuation, #+ such as semicolons. # 2) Modify to also filter out multiple spaces and other whitespace. -# 3) Add a secondary sort key, so that instances of equal occurrence -#+ are sorted alphabetically. - -exit 0 diff --git a/LDP/howto/linuxdoc/BogoMips.sgml b/LDP/howto/linuxdoc/BogoMips.sgml index e3fddf44..37f0814d 100644 --- a/LDP/howto/linuxdoc/BogoMips.sgml +++ b/LDP/howto/linuxdoc/BogoMips.sgml @@ -1,2202 +1,2280 @@ - -
-BogoMips mini-Howto -<author>Wim van Dorst, <htmlurl url="mailto:WvD@clifton.nl" -name="WvD@clifton.nl"> -<date>v34, 2003-08-07, jubilee edition -<abstract> -<nidx>BogoMips</nidx><nidx>BogoMips!international</nidx> -This text gives some information about BogoMips, compiled -from various sources such as news and e-mail. - -This text, initially started back in 1993 as BogoMips Information Sheet, -is retrievable in the most up-to-date version from its homepage at -<htmlurl url="http://www.clifton.nl" name="www.clifton.nl">, and -from the various Linux archives in the file .../HOWTO/mini/BogoMips. - -Translations are reported to be available in -<htmlurl url="http://www.linux.org.tw/CLDP" name="Chinese">, -<htmlurl url="http://www.freenix.org/unix/linux/HOWTO/mini/BogoMips.html" name="French">, -German, -<htmlurl url="http://www.linux-howto.hu/BogoMIPS-hu.html" name="Hungarian">, -<htmlurl url="http://ldp.linux.or.id/HOWTO/mini/other-formats/html/ID-BogoMips-miniHowto.html" name="Indonesian">, -Italian, -Japanese, -Norwegian, -Polish, -Portuguese, -<htmlurl url="http://ruslandh.narod.ru/howto_ru/mini/BogoMips" name="Russian">, -<htmlurl url="http://www.insflug.org/COMOs/BogoMIPS-mini-Como/BogoMIPS-mini-Como.html" name="Spanish">, -and <htmlurl url="http://hroch.zero.sk/howto-bogo.shtml" name="Slovak"> -from appropriate archives. - -An explanatory <htmlurl url="http://kinetic.org/bogo-mips.html" -name="article">, titled 'the Quintessential Linux Benchmark,' was published -in the Linux Journal, vol 21, January 1996. - -The BogoMips is also explained in <htmlurl url="http://www.linuxresource.com" -name="The Jargon File">. - -New mini-Howto entries for unlisted CPUs will be highly appreciated. -They can be send per <htmlurl url="mailto:WvD@clifton.nl" -name="e-mail to the author Wim van Dorst"> -</abstract> -<toc> - - -<sect>The highest and lowest BogoMips ratings - -<p>The following are the highest and the lowest BogoMips -ratings, as reported directly to me, or published on Usenet. - -<sect1>The highest single-CPU Linux boot sequence BogoMips value - -<p> -<itemize> -<item>Heiko Steindl <tt/heiko@steindl.com/ -<item>Intel Pentium 4, at 3060 MHz -<item>6121.06 BogoMips -</itemize> - -<sect1>The lowest Linux boot sequence BogoMips value - -<p> -<itemize> -<item>Tim Van der Linden, <tt/timvdl@innet.be/ -<item>Intel 8088, at 4.77 MHz, ELKS -<item>0.02 BogoMips -</itemize> - -<sect1>The highest multiple-CPU Linux boot sequence BogoMips value - -<p> -<itemize> -<item>Dan Kirkpatrick, <tt/dkirk@physics.syr.edu/ -<item>102 CPU Beowulf of Pentium IIIs, at 1000MHz -<item>203862.30 BogoMips -</itemize> - -<sect1>The highest non-Linux BogoMips value - -<p> -<itemize> -<item><tt/omega@sequent.com/ -<item>Sequent Numa-Q, 32 Pentium CPUs at 180MHz -<item>Dynix operating system -<item>3776.00 BogoMips -</itemize> - - -<sect>The frequently asked questions about BogoMips - -<p>Several authors have contributed to my knowledge of BogoMips. In -this place, I would like to thank them highly. - -<sect1>What are BogoMips - -<p>Quoted from the Internet, origin unknown but brought to the attention -by Eric S Raymond <tt/esr@thyrsus.com/, and Geoff Mackenzie -<tt/freon@dialstart.net/, there is an humourously illustrative -definition of BogoMips as ''the number of million times per second -a processor can do absolutely nothing.'' - -<p>On a more precise basis, from Lars Wirzenius' -<tt/wirzeniu@kruuna.Helsinki.FI/ mail of 9 September 1993, explaining -Bogomips, with additional detailed information by Alessandro Rubini, -<tt/rubini@morgana.systemy.it/, and by Wim van Dorst: - -<quote> -`MIPS is short for Millions of Instructions Per Second. -It is a measure for the computation speed of a program. -Like most such measures, it is more often abused than -used properly (it is very difficult to justly compare -MIPS for different kinds of computers). -<p> -BogoMips are Linus's invention. The kernel (or was it a -device driver?) needs a timing loop (the time is too -short and/or needs to be too exact for a non-busy-loop -method of waiting), which must be calibrated to the -processor speed of the machine. Hence, the kernel -measures at boot time how fast a certain kind of busy -loop runs on a computer. "Bogo" comes from "bogus", i.e, -something which is a fake. Hence, the BogoMips value -gives some indication of the processor speed, but it is -way too unscientific to be called anything but BogoMips. -<p> -The reasons (there are two) it is printed during boot-up -is that a) it is slightly useful for debugging and for -checking that the computers caches and turbo button work, -and b) Linus loves to chuckle when he sees confused -people on the news.' -</quote> - -BogoMips are being determined in <tt>/usr/src/linux/init/main.c</tt> -(simple C algorithm, with a nice example of floating point -arithmetic within the fully integer kernel), and the pertaining -kernel variable <tt/loops_per_sec/ is used in several drivers -for more serious purpose. The actual delay function <tt/udelay()/ -is in assembler, and therefore each port has its own definition in -<tt>/include/asm/delay.h</tt>. The <tt/loops_per_sec/ variable and -the <tt/udelay()/ function are used in numerous drivers, see: -<quote><verb> -cd /usr/src/linux #or where else source is located -find . -name '*.[hcS]' -exec fgrep loops_per_sec {} /dev/null \; -find . -name '*.[hcS]' -exec fgrep udelay {} /dev/null \; -</verb></quote> - -The BogoMips calculation loop for the non Intel CPUs is similar -but not the same, because it is programmed in another assembler -language. BogoMips is however the only portable way over the various -CPUs (Intel-type and non Intel-type) for getting an indication of -the CPU speed. Even CPU clock speed is not available on all CPUs. - -<sect1>How to estimate what the proper BogoMips rating should be - -<p>From a initiative by Ian Jackson, <tt/ijackson@nyx.cs.du.edu/, and -Przemek Klosowski, much updated and expanded by Wim van Dorst for -current data, as listed below: - -As a very approximate guide, the BogoMips can be calculated by: - -<quote><verb> -System BogoMips Comparison -Intel 8088 clock * 0.004 0.02 -Intel/AMD 386SX clock * 0.14 0.8 -Intel/AMD 386DX clock * 0.18 1 (definition) -Motorola 68030 clock * 0.25 1.4 -Cyrix/IBM 486 clock * 0.34 1.8 -Intel Pentium clock * 0.40 2.2 -Intel 486 clock * 0.50 2.8 -AMD 5x86 clock * 0.50 2.8 -Mips R4000/R4400 clock * 0.50 2.8 -Motorola 68040 clock * 0.67 3.7 -PowerPC 603 clock * 0.67 3.7 -Intel StrongArm clock * 0.66 3.7 -Nexgen Nx586 clock * 0.75 4.2 -PowerPC 601 clock * 0.84 4.7 - -Alpha 21064/21064A clock * 0.99 5.5 -Alpha 21066/21066A clock * 0.99 5.5 -Alpha 21164/21164A clock * 0.99 5.5 -Intel Pentium Pro clock * 0.99 5.5 -Cyrix 5x86/6x86 clock * 1.00 5.6 -Intel Pentium II/III clock * 1.00 5.6 -AMD K7/Athlon clock * 1.00 5.6 -Intel Celeron clock * 1.00 5.6 -Intel Itanium clock * 1.00 5.6 -Mips R4600 clock * 1.00 5.6 - -Alpha 21264 clock * 1.99 11.1 -Centaur VIA clock * 1.99 11.1 -AMD K5/K6/K6-2/K6-III clock * 2.00 11.1 -AMD Duron/Athlon XP clock * 2.00 11.1 -UltraSparc II clock * 2.00 11.1 -Pentium MMX clock * 2.00 11.1 -Pentium 4 clock * 2.00 11.1 -Centaur C6-2 clock * 2.00 11.1 -PowerPC 604/604e/750 clock * 2.00 11.1 -Motorola 68060 clock * 2.01 11.2 - -Hitachi SH-4 not enough data (yet) -IBM S390 not enough data (yet) -Intel Xeon not enough data (yet) -Intel ARM not enough data (yet) -</verb></quote> - -Note that the BogoMips calculation loop does not take full -advantage of the parallelism of various processors, such -as the Intel Pentium and the Alpha 21164. Also read the -section on 'New BogoMips algorithm?' below, since for some -of these CPUs recent kernels may give different data. - -<sect1>How to determine what the current BogoMips rating is - -<p>There are three methods to determine the current BogoMips, viz. - -<enum> -<item>looking in <tt>/proc/cpuinfo</tt>, e.g., with -<tt>`cat /proc/cpuinfo`</tt>. This method is highly -preferred above the alternatives. -<item>looking in the syslog output to see what was printed there -during booting. If you're lucky the information may still -be on the booting virtual console (if necessary, switch to it with the -Alt-F1 key combination), otherwise you can retrieve -the information explicitly with dmesg or syslogk. This alternative -gives accurate information but is more work. -<item>using the standalone bogomips program. This is -only recommended for non-Linux system, for reasons pointed -out below. -</enum> - -A non-determinative alternative, which is also applicable for non-Linux -systems such as Crays and so, may be a standalone BogoMips -program. One recent version (now at 1.4) is currently available, viz. -Darrick Wong's <tt/djwong@thibs.menloschool.org/. -Jeff Tranter <tt/jeff_tranter@mitel.com/ -was the original author. From his readme file: - -<quote> -`Tired of rebooting your system so you can see how many -BogoMips it's running at today? [...] "Bogomips" is a -standalone program that displays your system performance -using one of the world's most recognized benchmarks. It -uses the same code that is used in the Linux kernel while -booting, but runs as a user program. [...] Version 1.3 of -BogoMips is now portable and should run on any system -that supports an ANSI C compiler and library.' -</quote> - -Note that due to system load values calculated with a standalone -program on Linux systems may be quite different from registered -in the list below. Intrinsically a standalone program cannot give -precisely similar information to the boot sequence BogoMips, since -system load will compete with the program run by an ordinary user. -Therefore only boot sequence BogoMips ratings are listed below. - -Be aware that Jeff's file -<tt>sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/Linux/system/status/bogo-1.2.tar.gz/</tt> -is outdated. Therefore, check out Darrick's program on -<tt>http://thibs.menloschool.org/~djwong/programs/bogomips/</tt>. -He even has a MSW*nd*ws binary version. - - -<sect1>Variations in BogoMips rating - -<p>From Linus Torvalds, <tt/torvalds@cc.helsinki.fi/, explaining about the -variation one may see in the BogoMips rating, in c.o.l.development, -at 28 April 1994 - -<quote> -`The BogoMips calculation loop is "quantizised", so you're -most likely to get the exact same number all the time. -You usually will get different numbers only if the speed -is just on the "edge", when small variations (different -time for interrupt ticks etc) will make it jump from one -value to the other.' -</quote> - -If a kernel is not compiled specifically for the pertaining CPU, -also some (even large) variations of the BogoMips ratings can occur, -mainly due to erroneous alignment. This problem apparently only occurs -on the various x86 CPUs (Intel and clones). Fortunately it can easily -be solved: recompile the kernel specifically for your CPU. - -<sect1>New BogoMips algorithm? - -<p>No, the BogoMips algorithm, contrarily to popular believe, did -NOT change over the various kernel versions. Furthermore, it is -intrinsically the same for all CPUs of all makes. - -<p>What did change in kernel version 2.2.14 is the CPU state -setting just before the BogoMips calculation. This affects the -BogoMips rating for all Intel and AMD Pentium variations, resulting -in approximately 2*clock, where these were not 2*clock. - -<p>The entries based on these upgraded kernel versions for CPUs -where this change was actually relevant for (Pentium II/III, -Celeron, Athlon) are marked in the list below with an initial * -(star symbol). - -<sect1>BogoMips ... failed - -<p>Suggested by various questions on the net and private mail, -e.g., by Lily, <tt/lbliao@alumni.caltech.edu/, and by Pierre Frenkiel, -<tt/frenkiel@cdfap2.in2p3.fr/. In March 1995 they asked: - -<quote> -`When I boot Linux I get the message: -<verb> - Calibrating delay loop.. ok - 23.96 BogoMips - failed -</verb> -Where/why has the calibration delay loop failed?' -</quote> - -It didn't fail. If it had failed the text would have been -<quote> -<verb> - Calibrating delay loop.. failed -</verb> -</quote> - -What likely did fail was a driver for some gadget which -you may not have in your machine. Just after calculating -the BogoMips rating all device drivers are initiated. -First the SCSI devices, then Net devices, etc. Any -failure is duly reported. Noteworthy is the AHA152x -driver. Other effects of failing drivers (and not of -failing BogoMips calculations) are systems crashes, long -waits, and complete system locks, somewhere close to -(just before or just after) outputting the ok - xx.xx BogoMips -text. - -Since Linux 1.2 many error messages have improved, so -upgrade to at least that version to find out which -particular driver it is that is failing. Also recompile -the kernel to only include the drivers that are actually -needed for your hardware configuration. - - -<sect1>What about clone CPUs (Cyrix, NexGen, AMD, etc) - -<p>Cyrix 486-like CPUs need cache enabling software, sometimes -referred to as BogoBoost software. Cyrix 5x86 and 6x86 CPUs may -have their BogoMips improved drastically by branch-prediction -(BIOS option). Note that the performance improvement may be -marginal. There are several packages available for adjusting -Cyrix CPUs, such as the BogoBoost patch, cx5x86mod, and set6x86, -all from the normal archives, in obvious places. It is reported -the Cyrix 6x86 CPUs may give better performance when the kernel is -compiled with 486-optimization, instead Pentium-optimization. - -NexGen 386-enhanced CPUs, marked as Nx586, are listed as -386-like, since the fact that they are performing like -Pentium machines is not relevant to BogoMips. - -AMD 5x86, also denoted as AMD 486DX5, are quadrupled 486/33 -machines. They are fully in line with other 486 CPUs. The AMD -K5 and the K6 are Pentium-like CPUs, with their own BogoMips multipliers. - - -<sect1>Why to pay attention to BogoMips - -<p>Let me add that there are only two reasons for paying attention -to the BogoMips rating that is presented on booting Linux: - -<enum> -<item> To see whether it is in the proper range for the particular - processor, its clock frequency, and the potentially present - cache. Many CPUs are prone to faulty setups of - <itemize> - <item> memory cache setting (write-back is wrong for BogoMips, often - reported lower than 5; write-through is ok) - <item> turbo-buttons (should be ON) - <item> BIOS-software emulated fake cache (change it for real cache) - <item> similar cache and clock related things, sometimes - also BIOS-software related - </itemize> - -<item> To see whether your system is faster than mine. Of course this - is completely wrong, unreliable, ill-founded, and utterly - useless, but all benchmarks suffer from this same problem. So - why not use it? This inherent stupidity has never before stopped - people from using benchmarks, has it? :-) -</enum> - -Note that more serious uses for real benchmarking are -addressed in the Linux Benchmarking Howto by Andri D. Balsa. - - -<sect>Compilation of ratings - -<p>The following table gives some reported BogoMips ratings for various -systems: more than 1600 entries by nearly 1300 different persons, from -over 50 different countries. - -Note that the ratings here are from the actual Linux booting sequence, -except of course for the section on Non-Linux Systems. - -Some entries are marked with an '*'. See the chapter above about -the 'New algorithm?' for explanation. And all e-mail addresses have been -anti-spam manipulated: replace @_ with @ for the original reporter. - -<sect1>386 systems: SX, DX, Nexgen - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 386SX/8 undercl 1.04 Andrew Costa <c_chaos@_wahnapitae.on.ca> - 386SX/12 1.78 Klaus Kettner <kk@_sesom.de> - 386SX/16 1.99 James Vahn <jvahn@_short.circuit.com> - 386SX/16 Packard Bell 2.05 <root@_Belvedere\%hip-hop.suvl.ca.us> - 386SX/16 2.09 David E. Fox <dfox@_belvedere.sbay.org> - 386SX/16 2.15 W Stevens <wgsteven@_math.uwaterloo.co> - 386SX/16 2.2 Lech Marcinkowski <puolalm@_tekla.fi> - 386SX/16 2.23 Andrew Bulhak <acb@_yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au> - 386SX/16 2.23 Steven M. Gallo <smgallo@_cs.buffalo.edu> - 386SX/16 2.34 Kevin Burtch <kburtch@_pts.mot.com> - 386SX/16 turbo 2.38 Andrew Haylett <ajh@_gec-mrc.co.uk> - 386SX/16 0c 2.43 Adam Clarke <adamc@_loose.apana.org.au> - 386SX/16 2.49 Waymon <waymon@_pacifier.com> - 386SX/20 2.7 Alex Strasheim <astrashe@_nyx.cs.du.edu> - 386SX/20 2.70 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 386SX/20 2.89 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> - 386SXL/25 AMD 2.9 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_sunburn.stanford.edu> - 386SX/25 AMD 0c 3.06 K.J. MacDonald <kenny@_festival.ed.ac.uk> - 386SX/25 AMD 3.38 Hamish Coleman <hamish@_zot.apana.org.au> - 386SX/25 0c 3.52 Rogier Wolff <r.e.wolff@_et.tudelft.nl> - 386SL/25 Intel 3.57 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> - 386SX/25 AMD 3.62 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> - 386SXL/25 AMD 0c 3.71 David E.A. Wilson <david@_cs.uow.edu.au> - 386SX/33 Intel 3.92 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> - 386SX/33 Intel 4.06 Kenneth J. Hoover <ken@_psuedvax.psu.edu> - 386SX/33 4.71 Alexander Komlik <apkom@_l.ukrcom.kherson.ua> - 386SX/40 Intel 0c 6.03 Michael Kenyon <u3g12@_keele.ac.uk> - - 386DX/16 2.49 Mike <mike@_emgee.demon.co.uk> - 386DX/20 Intel 3.0 Malcolm Reeves <reeves@_rocky1.usask.ca> - 386DX/20 Intel 3.08 Si. Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> - 386DX/20 Nec Powermate 3.22 David J Dawkins <davidd@_isl.co.uk> - 386DX/20 Micronics 3.25 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.rwth-aachen.de> - 386DX/20 3.67 Joost Helberg <jhelberg@_nlsun8.oracle.nl> - 386DX/25 3.91 Ian McCloghrie <imcclogh@_cs.ucsd.edu> - 386DX/25 3.95 Grant Edwards <grante@_aquarius.rosemount.com> - 386DX/25 0cache 3.96 J.O. Williams <jow@_techbase.com> - 386DX/25 32cache 4.53 J.M.A. Lahtinen <jmalahti@_klaava.Helsinki.FI> - 386DX/33 5.86 Tim Lacy <timla@_microsoft.com> - 386DX/33 64cache 5.99 Lars Wirzenius <wirzeniu@_kruuna.Helsinki.FI> - 386DX/33 Intel 5.99 Harri Pasanen <hpasanen@_cs.hut.fi> - 386DX/33 no387 6.03 Joel B.Levin <levin@_bbn.com> - 386DX/33 387 6.03 Peter Bechtold <peter@_fns.greenie.muc.de> - 386DX/40 6.21 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 386DX/33 6.46 Dennis Robinson <djrobins@_uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> - 386DX/33 6.5 Dean Nelson <deannelson@_aol.com> - 386DX/33 387 256cache 6.65 Wim van Dorst <baron@_clifton.hobby.nl> - 386DX/33 6.65 R Lim <ricklim@_opus.freenet.vancouver.bc.ca> - 386DX/33 6.7 Craig Hagan <hagan@_cih.com> - 386DX/40 6.99 Ken Wilcox <wilcox@_math.psu.edu> - 386DX/40 AMD 7.76 Joe Phillips <rchandra@_letter.com> - 386DX/40 AMD 7.10 Kerry Person <kperson@_plains.NoDak.edu> - 386DX/40 7.10 D. Bikram Singh <a336dhal@_cdf.toronto.edu> - 386DX/40 128cache 7.23 Julian Francis Day <jfd0@_aber.ac.uk> - 386DX/40 bogoboosted 7.23 Pat St Jean <stjean@_math.enmu.edu> - 386DX/40 AMD 128cache 7.23 Bergs <rabe@_akela.informatik.rwth-aachen.de> - 386DX/40 slow DRAM 7.26 John Lockwood <lockwood@_pan.vlsi.uiuc.edu> - 386DX/40 128c 7.29 Karsten Friese <ftdkafr@_ftd.ericsson.se> - 386DX/40 7.29 E.C. Garrison <ericg@_nickel.ucs.indiana.edu> - 386DX/40 7.29 Darin Cowan <cowan@_rubicon.org> - 386DX/40 7.29 Bonne van Dijk <bonne@_cs.utwente.nl> - 386DX/40 AMD 7.76 Todd Lindner <tlindner@_panix.com> - 386DX/40 7.76 Bear Giles <bear@_indra.com> - 386DX/40 AMD 387 64c 7.91 <wires@_gnu.ai.mit.edu> - 386DX/40 7.98 F Pilhofer <fp@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> - 386DX/40 64c 7.98 Dean Junk <dpjunk@_mm.com> - 386DX/40 AMD 32c 7.98 Tommy Olsen <tommyo@_ifi.uio.no> - 386DX/40 AMD 7.98 James Reith <reith@_racores.com> - 386DX/40 7.98 Aaron T. Baldie <atb@_u.washington.edu> - 386DX/40 128c 7.98 John Pate <jpate@_easynet.co.uk> - 386DX/40 7.98 Christian Nelson <cnelson@_csugrad.cs.vt.edu> - 386DX/40 7.98 Alan Peckham <peckham@_drei.enet.dec.com> - 386DX/40 8.06 Michael Guslick <michaelg@_alpha2.csd.uwm.edu> - 386DX/40 8.06 Richard Brown <brown@_midget.towson.edu> - 386DX/40 8.06 Bill G. Bohling <bs146@_tali.uchsc.edu> - 386DX/40 AMD 8.06 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - - Nx586/90 NexGen 67.44 <root@_wgw.mnsinc.com> - Nx586/90 NexGen 67.44 Robert Gehring <rag@_cs.tu-berlin.de> - Nx586/90 NexGen 67.48 David G. Eckard <dgeckard@_eos.ncsu.edu> - Nx586/100 NexGen 74.34 Cameron L. Spitzer <cls@_truffala.sj.ca.us> - Nx586/100 NexGen 256c 74.56 Marius Groenendijk <marius@_cray-systems.lu> - Nx586/110 NexGen 256c 81.51 Michael J. Micek <mmicek@_muddcs.cs.hmc.edu> - Nx586/110 NexGen 81.51 Ron Marsh <rmarsh@_plains.nodak.edu> -</verb> - -<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured 386 systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 386DX/16 387 nocache 0.57 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> - 386DX/25 0.82 P Wright <philip.wright@_purplet.demon.co.uk> - 386DX/25 nocache 1.03 Mark A. Horton <mahmha@_crl.com> - 386SX/16 1.5 Stefan Kromer <sk@_galaxy.sunflower.sub.org> - 386SX/16 1.6 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@_tmr.com> - 386SX/20 1.87 Paul C. Dulany <pcdulany@_wam.umd.edu> - 386SX/20 2.45 Roger Harkess <roger@_visi.com> - 386DX/25(?) 128c 6.03 Chuck Meo <meo@_solbourne.com> - 386DX/20 13 Ed Runnion <erunnio@_hubcap.clemson.edu> -</verb> - -<sect1>486 systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 486SX/20 DECpc 9.98 Thomas Pfau <pfau@_cnj.digex.com> - 486SX/25 12.24 M. Buchenrieder <mibu@_scrum.greenie.muc.de> - 486SX/25 12.3 Darren McKay <e9bh@_unb.ca> - 486SX/25 12.42 Mark R. Lindsey <mlindsey@_nyx.cs.du.edu> - 486SX/25 12.42 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_fnac.net> - 486DX/25 12.5 Phillip Hardy <phillip@_mserve.kiwi.gen.nz> - 486SX/25 12.52 Emmanual Emore <emor7672@_elan.rowan.edu> - 486DX/33 256c 16.33 Eric Kemminan <ekemmina@_pms709.ms.ford.com> - 486DX/33 16.35 Christopher L. Morrow <cm43@_andrew.cmu.edu> - 486DX/33 16.43 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> - 486DX/33 64cache 16.44 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> - 486DX/33 256c DIY 16.44 Wouter Liefting <wlieftin@_cs.vu.nl> - 486DX/33 Intel 128c 16.44 Rafal Kustra <g1krakow@_cdf.toronto.edu> - 486DX/33 16.5 Alex Freed <freed@_europa.orion.adobe.com> - 486DX/33 16.6 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_Sunburn.Stanford.EDU> - 486DX/33 noturbo 16.61 Vetter <cbvetter@_informatik.th-darmstadt.de> - 486DX/33 16.61 Jeffrey L. Newbern <jnewbern@_athena.mit.edu> - 486DX/33 16.61 Giuseppe De Marco <gdemarco@_freenet.hut.fi> - 486DX/33 16.61 M Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de> - 486DX/33 16.61 Frank Lofaro <ftlofaro@_unlv.edu> - 486SX/33 16.64 Jacob Papenfuss <webmaster@_the-corridor.com> - 486SX/33 16.64 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_fnac.net> - 486DX/33 16.77 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> - 486DX/33 16.77 Stephan Boettcher <staphan@_alzt.tau.ac.il> - 486DX/33 256c 16.77 D Manchester <mustang@_tartarus.uwa.edu.au> - 486DX/40 19.8 Jose Calhariz <cal@_minerva.inesc.pt> - 486DX/40 19.91 M Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de> - 486DX/40 19.96 David A. Ranch <dranch@_ecst.csuchico.edu> - 486DX/40 AMD 19.97 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE> - 486DX/40 Intel 19.97 Paul van Spronsen <vspr@_teppic.sun.ac.za> - 486DX/40 19.97 Ulf Tietz <ulf@_rio70.bln.sni.de> - 486DX/40 19.97 <Eberhard_Moenkeberg@_p27.rollo.central.de> - 486DX/40 19.97 Zoltan Lajber <lajbi@_lajli.gau.hu> - 486DX/40 19.97 Wim van Dorst <baron@_wiesje.hobby.nl> - 486DX/40 AMD 20 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> - 486DX/40 AMD 20.09 Pieter Eendebak <peendebak@_bbsw.idn.nl> - 486DX/50 24.48 Arnd Gehrmann <arnd@_rea.de> - 486DX/50 AMD 24.85 Klaas Hemstra <hst@_mh.nl> - 486DX/50 DTK 24.85 Randolph Christophers <randyc@_lna.oz.au> - 486DX/50 24.85 Kevin Lentin <kevinl@_bruce.cs.monash.edu.au> - 486DX2/50 24.85 Jason Matthew <jmatthew@_kn.pacbell.com> - 486DX2/50 24.85 Gregory P. Smith <smithgr@_cs.colorado.edu> - 486DX/50 VLB 24.97 Tom Miller <tvtom@_en.com> - 486DX/50 24.99 Jeff <css@_erols.com> - 486DX/50 Intel 256c 24.99 Mike <mike@_emgee.demon.co.uk> - 486DX/50 25 Robert Herzog <rherzog@_rc1.vub.ac.be> - 486DX2/50 25 M. Abrahamsson <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> - 486DX2/50 25.0 Christian Holtje <choltje@_ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> - 486DX2/50 DECpc 25.04 Thomas Pfau <pfau@_cnj.digex.com> - 486DX2/50 Eisa 25.04 John Willing <willing@_cimage.com> - 486DX2/50 256c 25.04 Zhou Yanmo <zhou@_gauss.math.usf.edu> - 486DX/50 25.04 Michael Kress <kress@_hal.saar.de> - 486DX2/50 25.04 Mats Wikholm <mwikholm@_news.abo.fi> - 486DX2/50 25.04 J C Delepine <delepine@_linux.u-picardia.fr> - 486DX/50 25.04 J C Delepine <delepine@_linux.u-picardia.fr> - 486DX/50 25.04 Kevin Burtch <kburtch@_pts.mot.com> - 486DX/50 notebook 25.04 Pierre Frenkiel <frenkiel@_cdfap1.in2p3.fr> - 486DX/50 25.10 Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.edu> - 486DX2/50 25.4 Brian Kennedy <bkenned@_hubcap.clemson.edu> - 486DX2/66 32 Lee Sau Dan <h9210876@_khuxa.hku.hk> - 486DX2/66 32.87 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_fnac.net> - 486DX2/66 32.9 Frederick <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> - 486DX2/66 33 Alec Muffett <alecm@_uk-usenet.uk.sun.com> - 486DX2/66 33 NN <coolefa@_pmifeg.com> - 486DX2/66 33 Steve Tinney <sjt@_enlil.museum.upenn.edu> - 486DX2/66 Intel 33 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> - 486DX2/66 VLB 33.0 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> - 486DX2/66 AMD 33.05 G Skinner <gskinner@_gwsunix1.crystalball.com> - 486DX2/66 VLB 33.18 Pablo Iranzo Gomez <iranzop@_gong.ci.uv.es> - 486DX2/66 VLB 33.18 Dag Wieers <dag@_digibel.be> - 486DX2/66 33.18 Remco den Besten <besten@_rdr.nl> - 486DX2/66 33.20 Arnd Gehrmann <arnd@_rea.com> - 486DX2/66 Intel/PCI 33.22 C Menke <carsten.menke@_post.uni-bielefeld.de> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Brian Ricker <gt2327c@_prism.gatech.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Don Bennett < <don@_engr.mun.ca> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Robert Heller <heller@_cs.umass.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Warwick Ward-Cox <wwar@_lostlink.alt.za> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Chien-An Chen <giant@_nwu.edu> - 486DX2/66 Eisa/VL 33.22 Serge <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> - 486DX2/66 AMD 33.22 Wayne Robinson <wayner@_renoir.cftnet.com> - 486DX2/66 Intel 33.22 Jim Barber <yeul@_marsh.cs.martin.edu.au> - 486DX2/66 33.22 Tom Lowery <tlowery@_mcs.kent.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.27 Viznyuk <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> - 486SX2/66 33.28 Jacob Papenfuss <root@_the-corridor.com> - 486DX2/66 33.3 Devon Tuck <devon@_netcom.com> - 486DX2/66 256cache 33.4 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.5 Jongyoon Lee <mr2@_netcom.com> - 486DX2/66 33.5 Petrovsky Alexey <gong@_cs.msu.su> - 486DX2/66 33.5 Sung Lee <slee2@_umbc.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Gene McCulley <mcculley@_greatwall.cctt.com> - 486DX2/66 33.55 W. Zeilinger <wzeil@_doradus.ast.univie.ac.at> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Eric Malkowski <malk@_world.std.com> - 486DX2/66 0c 33.55 Chris Petit <mystere@_ix.net.com> - 486DX2/66 33.55 <al-b@_minster.york.ac.uk> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Jesper de Jong <jesper@_cas.et.tudelft.nl> - 486DX2/66 33.55 John Paul Morrison <jmorriso@_bogomips.com> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Arash <ei39594@_ios.chalmers.se> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Ralph Lewis <rlewis@_mail.wsu.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Ulisses Alonso Camaro <alonso@_bebe.uv.es> - 486DX2/66 33.55 <bussmann@_wolpi.infomatik.uni-bonn.de> - 486DX2/66 Intel/PCI 33.55 L J LaBash <labash@_lcjones.aclib.siue.edu> - 486DX2/66 Intel 33.55 Andrew Tubbiolo <enigma@_seds.lpl.arizona.edu> - 486DX2/66 33.55 W Fink <werner.fink@_physik.uni-stuttgart.de> - 486DX2/66 ICL 33.55 Mathias Koerber <mathias@_solomon.technet.sg> - 486DX2/66 33.55 Bill Pogue <gwp@_dithots.dithots.org> - 486DX2/66 256c 33.58 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> - 486DX2/66 33.7 Triantafillou <triant@_pegasus.montcleair.edu> - 486DX2/66 256c Intel 33.81 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> - 486DX2/66 33.9 Magnus Back <erambk@_eraj.ericsson.se> - 486DX2/66 notebook 33.9 Robert A Knop <rknop@_mop.caltech.edu> - 486DX2/66 34.06 Al Clark <aclark@_netcom.com> - 486DX4/75 notebook 37.38 January W <jweiner1@_ix.urz.uni-heidelberg.de> - 486DX4/75 37.47 G Asmundarson <grettir@_wordperfect.com> - 486DX2/80 39.83 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_fnac.net> - 486DX2/80 39.93 Andrew Tubbiolo <enigma@_seds.lpl.arizona.edu> - 486DX2/80 overcl/66 39.94 Mario L. Guttierez <mgutier@_mentor.sdu.edu> - 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 Corey D Brenner <brenner@_umr.edu> - 486DX2/80 39.94 Dan Delaney <cgdela01@_homer.louisville.edu> - 486DX2/80 39.94 D tHaar <danny@_caution.cistron.nl.mugnet.org> - 486DX2/80 overcl 39.94 Peter Suetterlin <ps@_kis.uni-freiburg.de> - 486DX2/80 overcl 39.94 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> - 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 JL Gomez <kitana!sysop@_caprica.com> - 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 Pete Krawczyk <pkrawczy@_uiuc.edu> - 486DX2/80 AMD 40 Rene Baart <baart@_simplex.nl> - 486DX2/80 AMD 40 Wolfgang Kalthoff <wo@_rio70.bln.sni.de> - 486DX2/80 40.0 Rick Brown <ccastrb@_prism.gatech.edu> - 486DX2/80 AMD 40.14 Jon Lewis <jlewis@_inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu> - 486DX2/80 AMD 40.14 Richard S. Stone <rstone@_edgp.com> - 486DX2/80 40.15 Oleg <oleg@_hpcms.co.il> - 486DX2/80 AMD 40.18 Adri Verhoef <a3@_a3.xs4all.nl> - 486DX2/80 40.18 Mats Andtbacka <mandtback@_abo.fi> - 486DX2/100 AMD overcl 49.14 Jon Lewis <jlewis@_inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu> - 5x86/100 AMD undercl 49.66 NN <root@_tailor.aleim.net> - 486DX4/100 49.66 Pete Cervasio <cervasio@_airmail.net> - 486DX4/100 256c 49.71 L Pressler <lutz.pressler@_med-stat.GWDG.de> - 486DX4/100 49.71 Brett Gersekowski <bgrerseko@_powerup.com.au> - 486DX4/100 Intel 256c 49.77 Angelo Haritsis <ah@_doc.ic.ac.uk> - 5x86/100 AMB undercl 49.77 Bernd Hentig <bernd.hentig@_guug.de> - 486DX4/100 49.78 Aurel Balmosan <aurel@_xylo.owl.de> - 486DX4/100 49.87 Chris Saia <minkie@_concentric.net> - 486DX4/100 49.87 Aaron Brick <abrick@_dcc.uchile.cl> - 486DX4/100 50 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> - 486DX4/100 50.02 Peter Skov Knudsen <gogol@_ask.diku.dk> - 486DX4/100 50.02 Shadow Weaver <djamison@_students.wisc.edu> - 486DX4/100 AMD 50.3 Dave <shodan@_shodan.clark.net> - 486DX4/100 AMD 50.04 Tony Smolar <asmolar@_fast.net> - 486DX4/100 50.05 fredk <fredk@_shadow.net> - 486DX4/100 50.06 Ronald Prague <ronp@_fisnet.net> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Matt Gisher <matt@_matt.fidalgo.net> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Steven A. Duchene <sduchene@_cis.ysu.edu> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Miles O'Neal <meo@_schoneal.com> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Will <zxmvg07@_hp12.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Piet de Bondt <bondt@_dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl> - 486DX4/100 laptop 50.08 Karl Kleinpaste <karl_kleinpaste@_cs.cmu.edu> - 486DX4/100 256c 50.08 Thomas Kanschik <y0000997@_ws.rz.tu-bs.de> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Linas Vepstas <linas@_fc.net> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Ed Daiga <daiga@_engin.umich.edu> - 486DX4/100 notebook 50.08 Gerry Quejada <fd863@_cleveland.freenet.edu> - 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 B Schuller <schuller@_ind136a.wi.leidenuniv.nl> - 486DX4/100 50.08 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 486DX4/100 50.08 David E.A. Wilson <david@_cs.uow.edu.au> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Mark Lumsden <root@_titan2.physics.mcmaster.ca> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Ashar <ashar@_netcom12.netcom.com> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Jacob Waltz <waltz@_pcjiw.lampf.lanl.gov> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Tom Sinclair <sinner@_cafe.net> - 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 G. Skinner <gskinner@_gwsunix1.crystalball.com> - 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 Nick Savoiu <nick@_ritz.mordor.com> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Thomas J Fisher <twb5odt@_nmia.com> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Pascal Pensa <pensa@_aurora.unice.fr> - 486DX4/100 50.08 Julian Bradbury <julian@_xabcs.demon.co.uk> - 486DX4/100 50.51 Frederic Potter <frederic@_swing.ibp.fr> - 486DX4/100 50.66 Bill Stegers <bill_ste@_zeelandnet.nl> - 486DX4/120 256c 59.1 Kevin <kalichwa@_oakland.edu> - 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Mark Tranchant <mat92@_ecs.soton.ac.uk> - 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Fred Broce <fbroce@_atlanta.com> - 486DX4/120 AMD 59.90 Marko Ovaska <ovaska@_cc.helsinki.fi> - 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Bob Purdon <bobp@_mpx.com.au> - 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Pat Young <dice@_netbsd.warped.com> - 486DX4/120 59.91 Will <zxmvg07@_hp12.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de> - 486DX4/120 AMD 256c 60.01 Angelo Haritsis <ah@_doc.ic.ac.uk> - 486DX4/120 overcl 60.45 Pascal Pensa <pensa@_aurora.unice.fr> - 486DX4/120 60.45 Neal Howard <neal@_metronet.com> - 486DX4/120 AMD 60.45 Oscar Belmar Madrid <obelmar@_anakena.usach.cl> - 486DX4/120 60.45 Jason Buchanan <jsb@_digistar.com> - 486DX4/120 60.45 Forsterling <dirk@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> - 486DX4/120 60.45 Bernd Hentig <bernd@_finow.snafu.de> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 NN <root@_tailor.aleim.net> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 Brad Wilson <bwilson@_deltanet.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 Paul S. Doyle <paul.doyle@_mci.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.44 P Krekola <perttu@_ntcmar01ba.ntc.nokia.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.44 V. Tailor <vtailor@_ibm.net> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.55 Andrew B. Cramer <cramer@_ripco.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.56 Bob Nielsen <nielsen@_primenet.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.65 Geoff Raye <gtraye@_igsrsparc2.er.usgs.gov> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.7 Klaas Hemstra <hst@_mh.nl> - 5x86/133 AMD 66.80 N.N. <vp24njcb@_ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Vasily Lewis <nn@_nn.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 67.10 James Reith <reith@_racores.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Yves Rougy <yrougy%siam@_cal.fr> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Peter A. Koren <pkoren@_lvdc20.dseg.ti.com> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Wim Joppe <joppe@_xs4all.nl> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Gunnar Stefansson <gunnars@_rhi.hi.is> - 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Vernard Martin <vernard.martin@_cc.gatech.edu> - 5x86/150 AMD overcl 74.75 Sergio Riveros <riveros@_musca.unm.edu> - 5x86/150 AMD overcl 74.75 Arthur K. Chan <artchan@_cs.ucr.edu> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 Suencksen <msuencks@_techfak.uni-bielefeld.de> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 J. Chris Hammond <cosmo@_pcisys.net> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 Bird Chen <luca@_linux.taiwan.hp.com> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.89 Geir Skaugen <geir.skaugen@_energy.sintef.no> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.89 Martin Vernon <martin@_gw6hva.demon.co.uk> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.92 T. Zerucha <zerucha@_shell.portal.com> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 Paul Colucci <pcolucci@_acsu.buffalo.edu> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 Steinar Haug <sthaug@_nethelp.no> - 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 James Daniel <triadmin@_bga.com> - 5x86/160 AMD 80.36 David H.S. Oh <david@_std.net> -</verb> - -<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured 486 systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 486DX/33 0c 1.45 Mark Gray <vatavian@_gvu1.gatech.edu> - 486SL/25 0c 1.95 Paraskevas Evripidou <skevos@_seas.smu.edu> - 486DLC/40 0c 2.45 S.Schendel <sschend@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> - 486DX/33 128c 2.94 P.J. Nefkens <p.nefkens@_student.utwente.nl> - 486DX4/120 AMD 3.04 Andrew Steinbach <stei0113@_maroon.tc.umn.edu> - 486DX5/133 AMD 3.05 Eric Hagen <ehagen@_hawaii.edu> - 486DX4/100 Cyrix 3.06 Stuart Harvey <sharvey@_primenet.com> - 486DX5/133 AMD 3.06 Charles Galpin <chg@_severn.wash.inmet.com> - 486DX4/100 3.06 Bear Giles <bear@_indra.com> - 486DX2/80 3.08 Gerald E. Butler <gbutler@_phoenix.kent.edu> - 486DX4/120 AMD 3.08 Charles Hines <chuck_hines@_vnet.ibm.com> - 486DX4/66 256c 3.10 Riccardo Capella <mc8508@_mclink.it> - 486DX4/100 wb-cache 3.10 Paul Close <pdc@_sgi.com> - 486DX4/120 3.13 Brian Perkins <bperkins@_netspace.com> - 486DX4/120 AMD 3.15 <eruston@_net2.intserv.com> - 486DX4/100 3.17 Thomas Sudbrak <sudbrak@_borneo.gmd.de> - 486SLC2/50 Cyrix 3.30 Colin J. Wynne <cwynne@_sage.wlu.edu> - 486DX/33 3.61 Marten van de Laan <marten@_cs.rug.nl> - 486DX/33 noturbo 3.61 Dimitris Evmorfopoulos <devmorfo@_mtu.edu> - 486DX4/120 3.74 Brian Wheeler <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> - 486DX4/120 AMD 3.74 Fr Pilhofer <fp@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> - 486DX4/100 Cyrix 256c 4 Joel Kelso <joel@_cs.murdoch.edu.au> - 486DX/33 256c noturbo 4.25 Wouter Liefting <wlieftin@_cs.vu.nl> - 486DX/33 4.66 Mark Gray <vatavian@_gvu1.gatech.edu> - 486Rx2 Cyrix 25/50 4.85 <cosc19v2@_menudo.uh.edu> - 486SX/33 noturbo 5.21 Scott D. Heavner <sdh@_fishmonger.uucp> - 486DX2/66 overdrive 5.37 Jeremy Orr <jeremy@_careercenter.sfsu.edu> - 486DX/33 5.66 Ryan Tucker <rtucker@_ttgcitn.com> - 486DX2/66 5.88 P.J. Nefkens <p.nefkens@_student.utwente.nl> - 486DX4/100 5.94 Howard Goldstein <hg@_n2wx.ampr.org> - 486DX4/100 AMD 5.94 Mr Pink <vince@_dallas.demon.co.uk> - 486DX4/100 notebook 6.55 Thomas <tom@_dirac.physik.uni-konstanz.de> - 486DX4/100 notebook 6.55 Hugh McCurdy <hmccurdy@_ix.netcom.com> - 486SLC Cyrix 7 Pieter Verhaeghe <pive@_uia.ac.be> - 486SX/33 7.84 Paul Hedderly <prh6@_unix.york.ac.uk> - 486DLC/40 7.98 Wil Cromer <nwc2@_Ra.MsState.Edu> - 486DX/33 256c 8.27 Rohan Tronson <rohan@_kihi.com.au> - 486DX4/100 11.11 NN <usenet@_uxmail.ust.hk> - 486DX4/100 11.3 Earl Gooch <egooch@_mc.com> -* 486SLC/33 Cyrix 13.26 Daniel Path <danielp@_tokmindegy.mine.nu> - 486/66 Cyrix 13.02 Mike Baptiste <baptiste@_bnr.ca> - 486SLC2/25 14.6 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_Sunburn.Stanford.EDU> - 486DX2/66 laptop 14.46 Robert Knop <rknop@_netcom.com> - 486SLC2/66 18.94 <root@_avalon.net> - 486DX/33 turbo 19.98 C Vetter <cbvetter@_informatik.th-darmstadt.de> - 486DX4/75 21.5 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> - 486DX4/75 24.13 Sherman Hsieh <shieh@_csua.berkeley.edu> - 486DX2/58 26.3 Vassili Leonov <leonov@_iedv7.acd.com> - 486DX4/100 overclock 28.67 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> - 486DX2/80 36 Mark Lee <mlee@_heartlab.rri.uwo.ca> - 486DX4/100 TI 39.94 Andre Lehrbach <lehrbach@_redamp.com.br> - 486DX2/80 50.08 Mark Lee <mlee@_heartlab.rri.uwo.ca> - 486DX4/100 60 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> - 486DX2/100 overclock 60.45 Tony D Shan <tdsst9+@_pitt.edu> - 486DX5/133 AMD 75.40 Jeff Hyche <jwhyche@_scott.net> - 486DX5/133 AMD 80.08 NN <guesta@_slip-29-7.ots.utexas.edu> - 486DX5/133 AMD 87 John Wiggins <jwiggins@_comp.uark.edu> -</verb> - -<sect1>486 variations: Cyrix/IBM, UMC - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 486DLC/33 9.42 Dennis Robinson <djrobins@_uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> - 486DLC/33 387DX/40 9.47 Denis Solaro <drzob@_vectrex.login.qc.ca> - 486DLC/33 Cyrix wb 9.5 M. Asplund <matt@_xenon.cchem.berkely.edu> - 486DLC/33 Cyrix 386 11.2 Alex Freed <freed@_europa.orion.adobe.com> - 486DLC/40 256c 11.33 Schendel <sschend@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> - 486Dx/40 Cyrix 11.73 Malcolm Bremer <malcolm@_strw.LeidenUniv.nl> - 486DRx2/40 Cyrix 13.10 Christopher Lau <clau@_acs.ucalgary.ca> - 486DX/33 Cyrix 13.21 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE> - 486DLC/40 bogoboost 13.21 Harry Pasanen <ps@_tekla.fi> - 486DLC/40 487 Cyrix 13.21 Ian A. Verschuren <iav@_po.CWRU.Edu> - 486DCL Cyrix 13.3 Tracer Bullet P.I. <ges@_earth.baylor.edu> - 486DLC/40 13.31 Adam Frampton <frampton@_access2.digex.net> - 486DLC/40 13.31 Rick Chow <crc@_cacs.usl.edu> - 486SLC-S/33 13.51 Brad Pepers <pepersb@_cuug.ab.ca> - 486DLC/40 no Cxpatch 15.47 Sergei O. Naoumov <serge@_envy.astro.unc.edu> - 486DLC/40 TI 128c 15.97 Philip K. Roban <phil@_seal.micro.umn.edu> - 486DLC/40 Cyrix 15.97 L.J. LaBash <labash@_lcjones.aclib.siue.edu> - 486DRx2/40 15.99 Christopher Lau <lauc@_fusion.cuc.ab.ca> - 486DX2/66 IBM no-FF 19 NN <coolefa@_pmifeg.com> - 486SLC2/66 IBM 64c 18.95 Sujat Jamil <sujat@_shasta.ee.umn.edu> - 486SLC2/66 IBM 128c 18.95 Sujat Jamil <sujat@_shasta.ee.umn.edu> - 486SLC2/66 19.02 Harry Mangalam <mangalam@_uci.edu> - 486SLC/50 19.28 Sion Arrowsmith <sion@_bast.demon.co.uk> - 486BL3/75 IBM 256c 21.40 Anders Stenback <stenback@_kuai.se> - 486BL3/75 IBM 256c 21.50 Ming S. Chan <ming.chan@_canrem.com> - 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.62 Demian Marshall <dandfi@_nospam.shaw.ca> - 486DX2/66 Cyrix 128c 26.63 Derek Kwan <dkwan@_zeus.UWaterloo.ca> - 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.63 Adrian Parker <adrian@_willen.demon.co.uk> - 486DX2-S/66 256c 26.63 Jean-Marc Wislez <JeanMarc.Wislez@_rug.ac.be> - 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.63 Curran W. Fey <fey@_biotech.washington.edu> - 486BL3/100 IBM 256c 28.36 Anders Stenback <stenback@_kuai.se> - - 486SX-S/33 UMC 0c 20.20 Hynek Med <xmedh02@_manes.vse.cz> - 486SX-S/40 UMC 0c 26.52 Hynek Med <xmedh02@_manes.vse.cz> - 486SX-U5/40 UMC 0c 26.63 Dusan Mihajlovic <zdule@_herkules.co.yu> -</verb> - -<sect1>Pentium systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Pentium/60 23 Chien-An Chen <giant@_nwu.edu> - Pentium/60 23.96 Joost Helberg <jhelberg@_nlsun8.oracle.nl> - Pentium/60 23.96 Ulf Tietz <ulf@_rio70.bln.sni.de> - Pentium/60 Gateway 23.96 Manoj Kasichainula <mvkasich@_eos.ncsu.edu> - Pentium/60 23.96 Pierre Frenkiel <frenkiel@_cdfap1.in2p3.fr> - Pentium/60 23.96 Tim Oosterbroek <tim@_astro.uva.nl> - Pentium/60 NCR 3455 24 Mathias Koerber <mathias@_solomon.technet.sg> - Pentium/60 24 Joe Sloan <jjs@_engr.ucr.edu> - Pentium/60 24.0 Mark H. Wood <mwood@_indyvax.iupui.edu> - Pentium/60 24.13 R.M. van Rijswijk <rijswijk@_cs.utwente.nl> - Pentium/66 25 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> - Pentium/66 26.63 Jason M. Naughton <jnaughto@_ee.ryerson.ca> - Pentium/66 26.84 Kelly Carmichael <kcarmich@_cln.etc.bc.ca> - Pentium/75 256c 29.5 Chris Dodd <cdodd@_super.win.or.jp> - Pentium/75 29.79 Scott M. Grim <sgrim@_netwalk.com> - Pentium/75 29.80 Torbjoern Kristoffersen <torbkris@_online.no> - Pentium/75 29.95 Steve Martin <smartin@_mrg.uswest.com> - Pentium/75 30.22 Zoran Marjanski <bagzor@_enterprise.ca> - Pentium/75 30.22 Andrew Buckby <c4ab1@_dmu.ac.uk> - Pentium/75 30.22 Stuart Nuttall <u9230106@_sys.uea.ac.uk> - Pentium/90 notebook 32.73 Rich Neves <neves@_cs.colorado.edu> - Pentium/83 overdrive 33.55 JCS <jean-claude.schwartz@_contiteves.com> - Pentium/90 34.07 A. Galbraith <ajgalb@_postman.essex.ac.uk> - Pentium/90 zappa 256c 35.6 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> - Pentium/90 35.84 Jason Nunn <jsno@_stormfront.com.au> - Pentium/90 35.88 Joe Anderson <CPJJA@_ttacs3.ttu.edu> - Pentium/90 35.88 Warwick Allison <warwick@_cs.uq.oz.au> - Pentium/90 35.94 Erik Walthinsen <omega@_teleport.com> - Pentium/90 36 Joe Sloan <jjs@_engr.ucr.edu> - Pentium/90 36 Larry Auton <lda@_nfa.research.att.com> - Pentium/90 36 Richard Knipe <knipe@_lobby.ti.com> - Pentium/90 36.0 Werner Almesberger <almesber@_lrc.epfl.ch> - Pentium/90 36.06 Rob J. Nauta <rob@_iaehv.nl> - Pentium/90 36.08 Leung Hon Wa <cshwleun@_cs.citu.edu.hk> - Pentium/90 Zeos 36.08 Chris Laurel <claurel@_mr.net> - Pentium/90 36.08 Ronald Prague <ronp@_fishnet.net> - Pentium/90 36.08 Adrian Blues <adrian@_hypereality.co.uk> - Pentium/90 36.08 Pak Yin Tam "Fred" <ptam@_eesun1.tamu.edu> - Pentium/90 36.08 Jason Heiss <jheiss@_cco.caltech.edu> - Pentium/90 36.08 Tim Krantz <tek@_dsinc.com> - Pentium/90 Gateway 36.08 Pete Stewart <stewart@_bae.bellcore.com> - Pentium/90 36.08 Tom Manos <tmanos@_infi.net> - Pentium/90 36.08 Richard Mundell <R.Mundell@_uea.ac.uk> - Pentium/90 36.08 NN <usenet@_uxmail.ust.hk> - Pentium/90 36.08 Yavuz Batmaz <yavuzb@_knidos.cc.metu.edu.tr> - Pentium/90 36.08 Alan Skelley <askelley@_gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> - Pentium/90 36.08 Ralph Sims <ralphs@_locus.halcyon.com> - Pentium/90 36.08 Julian Bradbury <julian@_xabcs.demon.co.uk> - Pentium/90 36.08 Dan Langrill <langrlld@_mussel.cig.mot.com> - Pentium/90 36.08 Ravi Krishna Swamy <rkswamy@_eos.ncsu.edu> - Pentium/90 36.08 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - Pentium/90 Micronics 36.09 Andrew Brown <andrewbrown@_acm.org> - Pentium/90 36.27 Giao H Phan <giao@_concrete.resnet.upenn.edu> - Pentium/90 Plato 36.4 Joe Valenzuela <smarm@_ibm.net> - Pentium/90 36.5 Mike Kelleher <mikejk@_umfacad.maine.edu> - Pentium/90 36.9 Ted Gaunt <tgaunt@_pms701.pms.ford.com> - Pentium/100 overcl 38.39 Stefan Onderka <stefan.onderka@_metronet.de> - Pentium/100 39.52 Adrian Blues <adrian@_hypereality.co.uk> - Pentium/100 overcl 39.73 Phil Howard <phil@_clr.com> - Pentium/100 39.73 <Peter.Weiss@_informatik.uni-oldenburg.de> - Pentium/100 0c 39.73 Jason Crawford <jasonc1@_gramercy.ios.com> - Pentium/100 overcl 39.83 Stefan Onderka <stefan.onderka@_metronet.de> - Pentium/100 39.93 Tom Miller <tvtom@_en.com> - Pentium/100 Cyrix 39.94 Mike Holland <myk@_cygnus.uwa.edu.au> - Pentium/100 39.94 KAZ Vorpal <kaz@_upx.net> - Pentium/100 overcl 39.94 Donar G.E. Alofs <donar@_cs.vu.nl> - Pentium/100 39.94 Larry Snyder <larry@_trauma.iag.net> - Pentium/100 39.94 Ian Hill <ian@_hecate.phy.queensu.ca> - Pentium/100 39.94 John Crawford <link@_spu.edu> - Pentium/100 39.94 Alexandre de Menezes <menezes@_peta.com.br> - Pentium/100 39.94 Jered <jered@_mit.edu> - Pentium/100 overcl 39.94 Ian <irs2@_tweedledum.amp.york.ac.uk> - Pentium/100 39.94 Brian McGhee <brianm@_iceonline.com> - Pentium/100 39.94 M Skjelland <morten.skjelland@_pvv.unit.no> - Pentium/100 39.96 Dan Kha <dkha@_yorku.ca> - Pentium/100 39.98 Phillipe Charon <charron@_ecoledoc.ibp.fr> - Pentium/100 40.03 <bon@_elektron.ikp.physik.th-darmstadt.de> - Pentium/100 40.08 Ronny Spiegel <rspiegel@_htwm.de> - Pentium/100 40.18 David Baldwin <davidb@_exis.net> - Pentium/100 40.18 <habibie@_catevr.fiu.edu> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.8 Simon Ho <simon@_epsilon.win-uk.net> - Pentium/120 47.82 Jorge Juan-Chico <jjchico@_imse.cnm.es> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.92 Joel N. Squire <squire@_colorado.edu> - Pentium/120 47.93 Umberto d'Ortona <umberto@_grenet.fr> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.93 Jim T. Polk <jtpolk@_cris.com> - Pentium/120 47.93 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_mcs.com> - Pentium/120 47.98 Craig Bates <cbates@_psu.edu> - Pentium/120 47.92 Aaron Brick <abrick@_dcc.uchile.cl> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 48 Steve <horne@_mhd2.pfc.mit.edu> - Pentium/120 48.00 Michael Wazenski <mwazenski@_dsrnet.com> - Pentium/120 Intel 48.02 Scott M. Grim <sgrim@_netwalk.com> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 48.27 Glenn T Jayaputera <gjt@_budgie.apana.org.au> - Pentium/120 48.27 Roman Mitnitski <mitnits@_shany.net> - Pentium/120 48.27 Peter Walsh <pwalsh@_rain.org> - Pentium/120 Cyrix 48.2 Viznyuk <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> - Pentium/120 49.27 Simon Hargrave <simon@_revell.demon.co.uk> - Pentium/133 53.04 Wayne Roberts <wroberts@_aug.com> - Pentium/133 53.04 A.J. Wilson <wilston.austin.aj@_bhp.com.au> - Pentium/133 53.04 Gregory Travis <greg@_indiana.edu> - Pentium/133 overcl 53.04 A. Kunigelis <algikun@_santaka.sc-uni.ktu.lt> - Pentium/133 Intel 53.04 Jimmie Farmer <calvin@_malchick.com> - Pentium/133 53.25 Chuck Mattern <cmattern@_mindspring.com> - Pentium/133 53.26 Glenn Holt <gholt@_lsil.com> - Pentium/133 53.26 Heikki Levanto <heikki@_lsd.ping.dk> - Pentium/133 53.26 Chaim Tarshish <chaim@_ipl.med.nyu.edu> - Pentium/133 53.26 Mitchell B. Hamm <hamm@_one.net> - Pentium/133 53.26 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> - Pentium/133 53.26 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_kremlin.emccta.com> - Pentium/133 53.26 Charny Peete Mitchell <cpmiche@_eos.ncsu.edu> - Pentium/133 256c 53.26 David Wuertele <dave@_gctech.com> - Pentium/133 256c 53.68 Guiseppe Miceli <ferdy@_ccii.unipi.it> - Pentium/133 53.68 Michael Kress <kress@_hal.saar.de> - Pentium/150 Intel 59.80 Joel D. Young <jdyoung@_afit.af.mil> - Pentium/150 60.01 Joost de Greef <joost@_stack.nl> - Pentium/150 overcl 60.21 Duarte Cordeiro <l38404@_alfa.ist.utl.pt> - Pentium/166 66.16 Pedro Soria-Rodriguez <sorrodp@_wpi.edu> - Pentium/166 66.35 K. Visweswaran <kviswesw@_lehman.com> - Pentium/166 66.36 T. Endo <enchan@_trc.rwcp.or.jp> - Pentium/166 66.44 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> - Pentium/166 66.76 F. Baitinger <baiti@_herrenberg.netsurf.de> - Pentium/166 67.10 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_mcs.com> - Pentium/166 67.10 Dylan <dylan@_ert.com> - Pentium/166 512c 67.10 Dirk Freese <freese@_infra.de> - Pentium/188 overcl 74.96 Reijo Pitkanen <reijop@_bzln.com> - Pentium/200 79.66 Piete Brooks <Piete.Brooks@_cl.cam.ac.uk> - Pentium/200 79.69 Timm Gleason <timm@_bess.net> - Pentium/200 79.89 Dave S. Baker <dave@_acedia.demon.co.uk> - Pentium/200 78.87 Nick D'Apice <ndapice@_erols.com> - Pentium/200 80.08 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> - Pentium/200 80.08 Steve Freeland <sfreel@_cs.mcgill.ca> - Pentium/200 81.92 Steve Baur <steve@_xemacs.org> -* Pentium/60 119.60 Luis Miguel Bruga <lmburga@_ieee.org> -* Pentium/90 179.81 Gavin McDonald <gavitron@_telus.net> -* Pentium/100 HP 197.00 Kevin Rutan <mt2mb@_neo.rr.com> -* Pentium/100 198.66 Patrick Nichols <pat@_humbug.org.au> -* Pentium/100 199.48 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> -* Pentium/133 265.42 Max Vasin <max@_mail.ru> -* Pentium/133 266.24 Vadim <root@_teleline.es> -* Pentium/133 266.24 Loren J Donelsson <nojunk@_nojunk.com> -* Pentium/166 331.78 Sabu <sabu@_chatpr.org> -* Pentium/166 332.60 Electra Flarefire <bcrowe@_optushome.com.au> -</verb> - -<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured Pentium systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Pentium/66 2.18 Bob Myers <root@_shyguy.lonestar.org> - Pentium/90 notebook 9.5 Mark Maybee <markm@_cs.colorado.edu> - 6x86/120 Cyrix 52.32 Joel Boring <dwild@_eskimo.com> - Pentium/83 Overdrive 82.85 Brian Smith <smithb@_laraby.tiac.net> - Pentium/83 Overdrive 83.32 Scott Francis <mord@_netcom.com> - Pentium/83 Overdrive 82.94 G. Spiegelberg <greg@_owens.ridgecrest.ca.us> - Pentium/83 Overdrive 83.35 Jacek Polewczak <jacek.polewczak@_csun.edu> - 6x86/120 P120+overcl 104.86 Howard Poe <falcor@_kingsnet.com> - Pentium MMX/266 130.66 <yorkchan@_hotmail.com> - Pentium MMX/263 overcl 392.40 John Appleby <jma24@_cam.ac.uk> - AMD K6-2/300 399.95 Chris Ebenezer <chriseb@_nortelworks.com> - Pentium MMX/231 419.43 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> - Pentium MMX/263 overcl 435.87 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> - SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 700.13 R Carrico <robert_carrico@_themoneystore.com> -</verb> - -<sect1>Pentium variations: Intel (MMX, Pro, II, Celeron, III, 4) - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Pentium MMX/133 265.77 Ron Peters <rpeters@_f15fast.al.intel.com> - Pentium MMX/150 307.53 Sami Sihvonen <buggy@_fix.no> - Pentium MMX/166 notebk 329.31 Massimo Pinto <pinto@_graylab.ac.uk> - Pentium MMX/166 notebk 331.75 NN <visionary@_aura.title14.com> - Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> - Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Dave Page <dave@_vale-housing.co.uk> - Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Matthew C. Sell <amtmcs@_amsta.leeds.ac.uk> - Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Sjoelie <patrick@_sjoel.xs4all.nl> - Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Viet Yen Nguyen <vt@_multiweb.nl> - Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> - Pentium MMX/166 333.46 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Pentium MMX/180 358.81 David Efflandt <efflandt@_xnet.com> - Pentium MMX/200 398.13 Andy Saunders <andi@_numenor.oucs.ox.ac.uk> - Pentium MMX/200 398.13 A. James Lewis <james@_vrtx.net> - Pentium MMX/200 398.13 Sean Horan <sean@_psy.ed.asu.edu> - Pentium MMX/200 398.19 Fabio Comolli <comolli@_tin.it> - Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Reinhold J. Gerharz <rgerharx@_erols.com> - Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Eric Beymer <beymer@_soundex.com> - Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Duane Steel <dsteele@_direct.ca> - Pentium MMX/200 398.95 <ndpilatz@_undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> - Pentium MMX/200 mobile 398.95 Nam <nam@_netvigator.com> - Pentium MMX/200 399.77 Wei-shi Tsai <perdita@_dallas.crosswinds.net> - Pentium MMX/200 399.77 Erik Terpstra <erik@_solidcode.net> - Pentium MMX/200 400 Rob Jokinen <rjokinen@_rt66.com> - Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Paul Black <paul@_darwin.demon.co.uk> - Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Juho Cederstrom <cederstrom@_kolumbus.fi> - Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Bart <bart@_aceonline.com.au> - Pentium MMX/210 overcl 416.97 John Saunders <john@_nlc.net.au> - Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Ingo Reimann <reimann@_uni-muenster.de> - Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Mattias Hembruch <mghembru@_ece.uwaterloo.ca> - Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Larry Lade <lade@_btigate.com> - Pentium MMX/230 overcl 461.85 Rene Stanneveld <edge@_huizen.nhkanaal.nl> - Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Rui M.B. Machado <rui@_nifdl7.fd.ul.pt> - Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> - Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Jose Maria Perez Box <jmpbox@_etsin.upm.es> - Pentium MMX/233 465.31 Per Andersson <ppan@_cntw.com> - Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Eric George <ergeorge@_worldnet.att.net> - Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Mv Overbruggen <marcel@_johannes.iconnect.nl> - Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Keith Beacham <kbeacham1@_sympatico.ca> - Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Erwin Lubbers <erwin@_box.nl> - Pentium MMX/250 overcl 498.07 Maarten van Rossum <m@_vr.xs4all.nl> - Pentium MMX/266 overcl 525.93 Frank <r2@_xs4all.nl> - Pentium MMX/266 532.48 Wade Mealing <root@_damage.com> - Pentium MMX/290 overcl 581.63 Brian <eradicator@_home.com> - - Pentium Pro/133 132.88 John D. Sundberg <jdsundberg@_mmm.com> - Pentium Pro/150 149.50 Rogier Wolff <wolff@_bitwizard.nl> - Pentium Pro/180 179.61 Chuck Fee <fee@_ch4549.org> - Pentium Pro/200 197.42 Michael Griffith <grif@_cs.ucr.edu> - Pentium Pro/200 197.42 Curtis Varner <carner@_cs.ucr.edu> - Pentium Pro/200 198.84 Erik Max Francis <max@_alcyone.com> - Pentium Pro/200 198.84 Marc Winkler <marcus@_healthchex.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.04 V. Bostrom <Vareck_Bostrom@_ccm.jf.intel.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Justin Clancy <justin@_hippos.demon.co.uk> - Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Glenn Lamb <mumford@_netcom15.netcom.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Laszlo Herczeg <las@_light-house.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Stefan <boresch@_schuber.u-strasbg.fr> - Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Greg Fausak <lgfausak@_august.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Chris Jones <chris@_planetsymphone.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Matthew S. Crocker <matthew@_crocker.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Roberto <rc@_cr.com> - Pentium Pro/200 199.95 Reinhold J. Gerharz <rgerharx@_erols.com> - Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Gil Megidish <gmegidis@_ort.org.il> - Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Jose Navarro <jnavarro@_aoc.nrao.edu> - Pentium Pro/200 200.32 <Eric_Zucker@_om.hp.com> - Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Wayne Scott <wscott@_ichips.intel.com> - Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Adrian L. Hosey <ahosey@_cs.indiana.edu> - Pentium Pro/233 overcl 234.43 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> - Pentium Pro/400 397.31 Lamarque Vieira Souza <lamarque@_dcc.ufmg.br> -* Pentium Pro/200 399.76 Horst Wente <horst.wente@_acm.org> - - Pentium II/233 232.65 Jan Houtsma <jan@_houtsma.net> - Pentium II/233 233.47 Torbjoern Kristoffersen <torbkris@_online.no> - Pentium II/233 233.47 Sorin Mitran <mitran@_irs.fzk.de> -* Pentium II/118 234.29 Jose Gerardo A Quejada <gquejada@_nsclub.net> - Pentium II/266 265.42 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_kremlin.emccta.com> - Pentium II/266 265.42 A. Hochwimmer <a.hochwimmer@_auckland.ac.nz> - Pentium II/266 265.42 Matt Garman <garman@_ews.uiuc.edu> - Pentium II/266 265.42 Robert Woodwort <woodwort@_utmc.utc.com> - Pentium II/266 265.44 Nick Ullman <nick@_avenza.com> - Pentium II/266 266.24 Pieter Eendebak <p.t.eendebak@_phys.uu.nl> - Pentium II/266 266.24 John Calison <jcalison@_mindspring.com> - Pentium II/266 267.06 James McKinnon <jmack@_phys.ualberta.ca> - Pentium II/266 267.06 Greg <gl2hughes@_undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> - Pentium II/266 267.06 Pros Robaer <pros@_innet.be> - Pentium II/266 272.79 Frank Hale <frankhale@_worldnet.att.net> - Pentium II/300 overcl 299.01 Martin Lathoud <nytral@_endirect.qc.ca> - Pentium II/300 299.83 Andy Busch <buschap@_acs.wooster.edu> - Pentium II/333 332.60 Eric Games <frequenc@_laf.cioe.com> - Pentium II/350 347.34 NN <silkythreads@_home.com> - Pentium II/350 349.80 Rizzoli <rizzoli@_planet.it> - Pentium II/350 349.80 Jeff Bishop <jbish@_airmail.net> - Pentium II/400 396.49 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - Pentium II/400 396.49 Sven Skrivervik <sven.skrivervik@_eunet.no> - Pentium II/400 398.13 Floris Martens <fmartens@_bigfoot.com> - Pentium II/420 overcl 416.15 Rafal <rafamiga@_uucp.polbox.pl> - Pentium II/448 overcl 447.28 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_nomura.co.uk> - Pentium II/450 447.28 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_nomura.co.uk> - Pentium II/450 447.28 Stuart Nuttall <stu@_etcs.demon.co.uk> - Pentium II/450 447.28 Richard R. Urena <urena@_wilde.oit.umass.edu> - Pentium II/450 447.28 Brantley Jones <bjones@_cte.net> - Pentium II/450 447.28 Esmail Bonakdarian <esmail@_uiowa.edu> - Pentium II/466 462.03 Bjorn Lindgren <bjorn@_chiba.cx> - Pentium II/504 overcl 502.99 David Hand <dhand@_best.com> - Pentium II/515 514.46 NN <luckydaze@_netzero.net> -* Pentium II/272 542.31 Ton <ton@_somedomain.com> -* Pentium II/300 594.73 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> -* Pentium II/307 614.40 Nicolas Boiteux <athome1@_caramail.com> -* Pentium II/333 663.55 John Ferriby <john@_interbroad.com> -* Pentium II/350 699.60 Teun Warnaar <tat@_dds.nl> -* Pentium II/350 699.50 Jan <jan-bruchsal@_gmx.net> -* Pentium II/360 719.25 <tgreaves@_my-deja.com> -* Pentium II/400 792.99 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> -* Pentium II/400 794.62 Mark Dickie <mark@_dickie29.freeserve.co.uk> -* Pentium II/400 794.62 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> -* Pentium II/400 mobile 797.90 Marvin Pierce <mpierce@_bigpond.net.au> -* Pentium II/450 894.56 Scott <scott421@_bellsouth.net> - - Celeron/300 299.83 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - Celeron/300 299.97 Helmut <helmut@_cancon.com> - Celeron/300 307.20 Richard M. Sugg <richardsugg@_earthlink.net> - Celeron/333 332.6 Florian <florian@_egon-bbs.n-a-m.de> - Celeron/333 330.96 Douglas E Harmon <genius91@_gate.net> - Celeron/366 367.00 Raul Belisario <storm@_gold.com.br> - Celeron/400 398.13 Polaris <polaris_c@_my-deja.com> - Celeron/466 overcl 462.03 Tim Moore <timothymoore@_bigfoot.com> - Celeron/500 498.07 Falk Herwig <fherwig@_uvic.ca> - Celeron/500 499.71 Bruce H <xxx@_att.net> -* Celeron/300 598.01 R.J. Bergeron <rjber1@_geocities.com> -* Celeron/400 799.53 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> -* Celeron/433 865.07 Rob Farrel <rpf@_comcast.net> -* Celeron/433 868.35 Abhik Sarkar <asarkar@_optoconnect.net.in> -* Celeron/450 897.84 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> -* Celeron/466 927.33 John Pester <johnp@_sonicwall.com> -* Celeron/466 929.07 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* Celeron/500 996.15 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> -* Celeron/500 999.42 Pekka Tiitanen <peti@_kauha.kauhajoki.fi> -* Celeron/533 1064.96 F. Alfaro <al528580@_mail.mty.itesm.mx> -* Celeron/566 1127.22 Bacsi Roland <broland@_freemail.hu> -* Celeron/600 1192.75 Shaun Ewing <shaun@_shaunewing.com> -* Celeron/633 1264.84 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> -* Celeron/800 1599 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> -* Celeron/900 1795.68 Hannes Schmiderer <bogomips_o@_schmiderer.cc> -* Celeron/1035 2064.38 Marlboro <marlboro_chen@_163.net> -* Celeron/1300 2601.77 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> -* Celeron/1700 3381.65 Andy Wiggin <awiggin@_alpinemicro.com> -* Celeron/1700 3420.97 Darryl Bryant <dazp@_zip.com.au> - - Pentium III/450 447.28 Windsurfer <acorupe@_earthlink.net> - Pentium III/450 450.56 Rogier Spieker <rogier@_metallica.com> - Pentium III/500 496.44 Cesar Bravo <cesar.bravo@_compaq.com> - Pentium III/400 497.85 Eric McCoy <emccoy@_hamilton.edu> - Pentium III/500 498.00 Rajko Wehrhahn <seymour@_link-c.cl.sub.de> - Pentium III/500 499.71 Morris Walton <mccw@_ipass.net> - Pentium III/550 547.23 Art <aeolian@_yahoo.com> - Pentium III/550 548.86 Chris <chiuhing@_hotmail.com> - Pentium III/550 548.86 Evan L. Carew <ecarew@_emagtechnologies.com> - Pentium III/600 598.02 Elaine Wenderholm <wender@_cs.oswego.edu> - Pentium III/600 599.65 Donna Williams <silkythreads@_home.com> - Pentium III/600 599.65 Steve Cousins <cousins@_umit.maine.ude> - Pentium III/733 733.73 Ryan Snodgrass <ryan_snodgrass@_my-deja.com> - Pentium III/733 734.00 Steve Cousins <cousins@_umit.maine.ude> - Pentium III/750 747.11 Yong <yonliu@_my-deja.com> -* Pentium III/450 891.28 Bob Bucy <rbucy@_swbell.net> -* Pentium III/450 894.56 Achim Breunig <achim.breunig@_khe.siemens.de> -* Pentium III/450 894.56 Anthaam Bozer <hrana@_iname.com> -* Pentium III/450 897.84 Paul Drees <pad53945@_sci.tamucc.edu> -* Pentium III/450 901.12 Darrick Wong <DarrickWong@_mindspring.com> -* Pentium III/450 901.12 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - Pentium III/933 930.61 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> - Pentium III/500 992.87 Q. Uijldert <quiten.uijldert@_vicorp.com> -* Pentium III/500 996.14 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> -* Pentium III/500 999.42 Shawn D. MacIntyre <sdm1560@_hotmail.com> -* Pentium III/500 999.42 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* Pentium III/500 999.75 Darrick Wong <DarrickWong@_mindspring.com> - Pentium III/900 1028.92 Charles Reese <creese@_engr.ucsb.edu> -* Pentium III/533 1061.68 Ian Pilcher <pilcher@_concentric.net> -* Pentium III/550 1064.96 Limin Yu <dragontec@_justsystem.co.jp> -* Pentium III/550 1094.45 Benedicto Junior <benjr@_elo.com.br> -* Pentium III/550 1101.00 Chris Budde <chrisb@_internation.co.uk> -* Pentium III/550 1101.50 Julius Wijaya <jwijaya@_gmx.co.uk> -* Pentium III/560 1117.39 Jurriaan <thunder@_xs2all.nl> -* Pentium III/600 1192.75 F. Corona <fcorona@_marte.dicm.unica.it> -* Pentium III/600 1192.76 Taco IJsselmuiden <taco@_wep.tudelft.nl> -* Pentium III/600 1192.76 Alex Jenner <alexj@_ihug.co.nz> -* Pentium III/600 1199.31 J Uusi-Maahi <jarmo.uusi-maahi@_kanetti.com> -* Pentium III/645 1287.78 Dimitri <d_barsoukov@_hotmail.com> -* Pentium III/666 1327.10 Fred Strauss <usenet@_strider.co.za> -* Pentium III/666 1330.38 Bacsi Roland <broland@_freemail.hu> -* Pentium III/700 1389.36 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> -* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Vipul Mathur <vipul@_linux-delhi.org> -* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Chris Raters <craters@_toasty.com> -* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> -* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Ivan Leban <ivan.leban@_uni-lj.si> -* Pentium III/700 1405.74 Sam Worf <samworf@_newsguy.com> -* Pentium III/700 1441.79 <a.giachino@_ekkinc.com> -* Pentium III/730 1461.45 Timm Murray <admin@_madtimes.com> -* Pentium III/750 1490.94 Werther Chieric <w_chierici@_hotmail.com> -* Pentium III/800 Vaio 1543.37 Scott Maines <smaines@_alaya.com> -* Pentium III/800 1585.97 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> -* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Slawomir Axzkowski <slawek@_talex.com.pl> -* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Simon Horn <dinoming@_hotmail.com> -* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Marcio Pessoa <marcio_pessoa@_ig.com.br> -* Pentium III/800 1599.08 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> -* Pentium III/800 1602.36 Lew Pitcher <lpitcher@_yesic.com> -* Pentium III/850 1697.38 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> -* Pentium III/866 1723.60 Rob Farrell <rpf@_speakeasy.net> -* Pentium III/866 1723.60 Elgar Pichler <epichler@_yahoo.com> -* Pentium III/866 1723.60 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> -* Pentium III/866 1730.15 John Bland <shrike@_homer.cmp.liv.ac.uk> -* Pentium III/933 1816.22 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> -* Pentium III/930 1854.66 Tim Meehan <tmeehan@_alpinemicro.com> -* Pentium III/1000 1985.74 John Davis <root@_anc.net> -* Pentium III/1000 1985.74 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_laposte.net> -* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 A Chan <achanjunk@_yahoo.com> -* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 Michael Lush <mlush@_hgmp.mrc.ac.uk> -* Pentium III/1000 mob 1992.29 Ali Soylu <alisoylu@_jhu.edu> -* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 Mate Javor <mjavor@_gskcomp.hu> -* Pentium III/1065 mob 2115.76 Marc Frei <marc@_marcfrei.org> -* Pentium III/1125 2247.88 Jacques Bratieres <j.bratieres@_online.fr> -* Pentium III/1133 2274.09 Mate Javor <mjavor@_gskcomp.hu> -* Pentium III/1200 2798.38 Ronald Bynoe <praeluceo@_attbi.com> -* Pentium III/1266 2523.13 Mauricio A A Polo <maraya@_dcc.uchile.cl> - - Pentium 4/1000 1993.55 D. Richards <donrich@_neo.rr.com> - Pentium 4/1300 2588.67 Nick Johnson <npj7y@_virginia.edu> - Pentium 4/1400 2785.28 Hans Loos <hans_loos@_hp.com> - Pentium 4/1400 Mobile 2785.28 Frank Herrmann <fh15@_inf.tu-dresden.de> - Pentium 4/1500 2962.23 Gary Bridgewater <gbdsb@_pacbell.net> - Pentium 4/1500 2981.88 William C. Glaub <virage@_vast.net> - Pentium 4/1600 3198.15 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> - Pentium 4/1615 3224.37 Milo Sandydowns <max@_archigraph.net> - Pentium 4/1700 3381.65 Janossy Laszlo <djagga@_kabelkon.ro> - Pentium 4/1700 3407.87 J. Esquivel <jeroot@_angloamericano.ed.cr> - Pentium 4/1800 3578.26 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> - Pentium 4/1800 3578.26 Fred Heitkamp <heitkamp@_ameritech.net> - Pentium 4/1800 3617.58 James Cowie <jcownie@_etnus.com> - Pentium 4/2000 3961.24 Craig McCluskey <diesel01@_vla.com> - Pentium 4/2000 3971.48 Timothy A. Chagnon <tchagnon@_nc.rr.com> - Pentium 4/2000 3978.45 Ciro Bigongiari <ciro.bigongiari@_pd.infn.it> - Pentium 4/2000 3984.58 Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@_linuks.mine.nu> - Pentium 4/2000 4023.91 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> - Pentium 4/2400 4793.23 Istvan Mayer <mayer@_chemres.hu> - Pentium 4/2400 4836.55 Spufi <spufi@_pandora.be> - Pentium 4/2530 5033.16 Andy Wiggin <awiggin@_alpinemicro.com> - Pentium 4/2600 5128.19 Esben Pedersen <esben_pedersen@_tdcadsl.dk> - Pentium 4/2667 5321.52 Heiko Steindl <heiko@_steindl.com> - Pentium 4/3060 6121.06 Heiko Steindl <heiko@_steindl.com> - - Xeon/2400 4797.23 D Lombardo <dario.lombardo@_telecomitalia.it> - - Itanium/733 SGI 730.88 Silvo Bozovicar <silve@_seed.aster.si> -</verb> - -<sect1>Pentium variations: Cyrix, AMD (K5/K6/K7, Duron, Athlon), Centaur - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Cyrix 5x86/100 100.16 NN <root@_anxa04.cc.ic.ac.uk> - Cyrix 5x86/100 100.19 Valient Gough <vgough@_teton.mines.edu> - Cyrix 5x86/100 100.47 C.Chan <chan@_alfrothul.uchicago.edu> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Wynstan Tong <wynstan@_eecg.toronto.ca> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Joel N. Squire <squire@_colorado.edu> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.83 Leland Olds <olds@_eskimo.com> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.83 NN <root@_anxa04.cc.ic.ac.uk> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 120.68 C.Chan <chan@_alfrothul.uchicago.edu> - Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 122.01 Andre Coetzee <acoetzee@_ctcc.gov.za> - - Cyrix 6x86/100 99.42 Stig M. Valstad <svalstad@_sn.no> - Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 Matthew Flint <matthew@_philtrum.demon.co.uk> - Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 John Merriam <suprnaut@_esslink.com> - Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 Keith Smith <keith@_ksmith.com> - Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 111.82 Lew Pitcher <lpitcher@_yesic.com> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119 Jean-Claude Gouiran <jcg13@_ibm.net> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Taso Lyristis <taso@_remus.rutgers.edu> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Hrvoje Stipetic <stipe@_zemris.fer.hr> - Cyrix 6x86/120 119.60 Yakko J. Warner <yakko@_wtower.com> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 B. James Philippe <bryan@_terran.org> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.83 Roger Merchberger <zmerch@_northernway.net> - Cyrix 6x86/120 119.83 Daniel Wold <danw@_panix.com> - Cyrix 6x86/120 120 John C. Beasley <beaslej1@_nevada.edu> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.01 Jay Thorne <jay@_result.com> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.01 Jeawan Kim <jaewan@_harc.edu> - Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.91 Cymen <cymen@_ziplink.net> - Cyrix 6x86/133 undercl 132.30 Maurice Janssen <mauricej@_xs4all.nl> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Holger Kemper <hok@_balu.ping.de> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Hrvoje Stipetic <stipe@_zemris.fer.hr> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Michael Junek <mikey@_webfocus.net.au> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.82 Alex Liffers <aliffers@_tartarus.uwa.edu.au> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.82 Brian C. Theobald <theobald@_nortel.ca> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.88 Alvaro Lopes <alvieboy@_utad.pt> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.88 Craig Andersen <andersen@_fastlane.net> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 133.73 C. Drews <drews_c@_informatik.fh-hamburg.de> - Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 133.12 Daniel Gritter <dgritt47@_calvin.edu> - Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Evan L. Schemm <elschemm@_mtu.edu> - Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Steven Rainwater <srainwater@_ncc.com> - Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> - Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.91 Sid Boyce <szb50@_amdahl.com> - Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.91 Eric Haas <haas@_andrew.cmu.edu> - IBM 6x86/150 P200 149.96 M.D. Guardia <mikedg@_ghostbbs.pandora.it> - Cyrix 6x86MX/166 A-Step 16.89 F. Friedman-Romell <ak398@_safr.org> - Cyrix 6x86MX/166 A-Step 166.71 David Anderson <rovaughn@_infoave.net> - Cyrix 6x86MX/188 P233 186.78 Dominic Baines <rdab100@_hermes.cam.ac.uk> - Cyrix 6x86MX/188 P233 187.19 Dominic Baines <rdab100@_hermes.cam.ac.uk> - Cyrix 6x86/225 223.28 Dean Mills <deanmills@_home.com> - Cyrix 6x86MII/233 P300 233.47 Russell Marks <rus@_forfree.at> - Cyrix 6x86MII/233 P300 233.47 S. Fuller <stu@_c49395-a.wodhvn1.mi.home.com> - Cyrix 6x86MX/300 overcl 280 Terry Porter <tjporter@_odyssey.apana.org.au> -* Cyrix 6x86 P200+ 374.37 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> - Cyrix 6x86MII/250 499.71 Anders Hustvedt <corsec@_gamebox.net> -* Cyrix 6x86M/266 524.29 Juan Pablo <jpdborgna@_yahoo.com.ar> - - AMD K5/75 149.91 Simon Karpen <slk@_linux-shell.net> - AMD K5/90 179.40 <root@_krabi.mbp.ee> - AMD K5/90 179.40 Ken Edwards <edwards@_thor.xon.cuug.ab.ca> - AMD K5/90 179.40 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> - AMD K5/90 179.81 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> - AMD K5/90 180.22 Hector DC Gonzalez <turbo@_linux.lsl.com.mx> - AMD K5/90 181.00 Drew Golden <golden@_platinum.nb.net> - AMD K5/100 PR133 198.66 Trond Solem <trond.solem@_homemail.com> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 Henri Jamgotchian <hjamgot@_planete.net> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.48 Dark Mind <root@_dmh.ml.org> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.88 J. Grassel <grassel@_heart.cas.und.nodak.edu> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.88 Berend Reitsma <berend@_united-info.com> - AMD K5/100 PR133 200.29 Tilman Sommer <sommer@_vsun02.ag01.kodak.com> - AMD K5/100 PR133 200.32 Carlo Politi <cpoliti@_mare.gol.grosseto.it> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 Franco De Angelis <fda@_ied.unipr.it> - AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 HaJo Simons <hajo@_frodo.com> - AMD K5/116 PR166 233.47 Hans-Joachim Baader <hans@_grumber.ika.de> - AMD K5/116 PR166 233.47 Sean Kelly <s.kelly@_newcastle.ac.uk> - AMD K5/120 PR133 overcl 239.21 Chris Harshman <harshman@_paradigm.uor.edu> - - AMD K6-2/150 undercl 299.83 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> - AMD K6/166 332.60 David Parsons <orc@_pell.chi.il.us> - AMD K6/166 331 Bill Petersen <brp@_cuberramp.net> - AMD K6/200 398.13 Milton <nyceyes@_nyceyes.com> - AMD K6/200 398.85 n.n. <uh886@_freenet.victoria.bc.ca> - AMD K6/200 398.89 Ian Hanschen <hanschen@_uwyo.edu> - AMD K6/200 398.98 Philip Lijnzaad <lijnzaad@_columba.ebi.ac.uk> - AMD K6/200 399.77 Murtaza Amiji <murti@_wpi.edu> - AMD K6/200 399.78 Dan Hetzel <dan@_icor.fr> - AMD K6/200 400.58 Paco Culebras Amigo <paco@_hades.udg.es> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Sverre H. Huseby <s.h.huseby@_usit.uio.no> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Steve Conley <sconley@_muck.leonine.com> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Mark Lehrer <edge@_dux.raex.com> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Chris Esser <ksqueak@_erols.com> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Federico Pellegrin <fede@_triangolo.it> - AMD K6/200 400.59 Howard Poe <falcor@_kingsnet.com> - AMD K6/200 400.64 Fabrizio Santini <sanfff@_tin.it> - AMD K6/208 overcl 416.15 Jani Halme <jaadha@_utu.fi> - AMD K6/208 overcl 416.15 Donnie Savage <dsavage@_cris.com> - AMD K6/208 417.97 J.F. Ursetto <ursetto@_uiuc.edu> - AMD K6/225 440 n.n. <uh886@_freenet.victoria.bc.ca> - AMD K6/225 overcl 448.92 Paco Culebras Amigo <paco@_hades.udg.es> - AMD K6/225 undercl 448.92 Henrik Storner <storner@_image.dk> - AMD K6/225 overcl 450.56 M. Cramer <mccramer@_stuttgart.netscape.de> - AMD K6/233 463.67 Aduanne Carter <drow@_blazenet.net> - AMD K6/233 465.31 Michael Haardt <haardt@_gmd.de> - AMD K6/233 466.5 R. Garcia <rgarciaitt@_aol.com> - AMD K6/233 overcl 466.84 Francesco <root@_fly.cnuce.cnr.it> - AMD K6/233 overcl 466.94 Paco Culebras Amigo <paco@_hades.udg.es> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Howard Poe <hpoe@_nyx.net> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Andreas Haumer <andreas@_xss.co.at> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Damien Castelltort <eznerald@_mail.mnet.fr> - AMD K6/233 466.94 G. Cantallops Ramis <gcantallopsr@_jet.se> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Juergen Hammelmann <juergen@_neptun.stgt.de> - AMD K6/233 466.94 <cseyboldt@_my-deja.com> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Chris Gushue <seymour@_iname.com> - AMD K6/233 466.94 Maheswara <maheswara@_freeuk.com> - AMD K6/239 478.41 Torbjoern Kristoffersen <torbkris@_online.no> - AMD K6/239 478.41 Mark Neill <btech@_styx.phy.vanderbilt.edu> - AMD K6/239 478.41 Louis van Dompselaar <etaoin@_xs4all.nl> - AMD K6/266 532.48 Holly Sommer <sommer@_mugs.net> - AMD K6/266 534.12 Andreas Czerniak <cognac@_toppoint.de> - AMD K6-2/300 598.02 Pasa Guglielmo <gpasa@_omedia.ch> - AMD K6-2/300 3D overcl 598.02 Jozsef <formater@_eunet.yu> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Ivo Plana <ipv@_tinet.fut.es> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Scrambo <pinche@_my-deja.com> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Ashley Penney <ashp@_bastard.co.uk> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Rob <im@_home.com> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Stephen Jenuth <jenuths@_homacjen.ab.ca> - AMD K6-2/300 599.65 Mate Javor <mjavor@_gskcomp.hu> - AMD K6-2/308 614.40 Erv Walter <walter@_chem.wisc.edu> - AMD K6-2/333 663.55 <kuhn@_ernie.lpr.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de> - AMD K6-2/333 663.55 Sebastian <sebastian882@_my-deja.com> - AMD K6-2/333 665.19 A. Bihlmaier <stormtank@_gmx.net> - AMD K6-2/338 overcl 675.02 Nicola Fabiano <mx8644@_mclink.it> - AMD K6-2/350 699.60 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> - AMD K6-2/350 3D 699.60 Mirko Schur <mschur@_t-online.de> - AMD K6-2/350 699.60 Craig <craig@_pop.uky.edu> - AMD K6-2/350 3D 699.60 D. Breuer <dirk.breuer@_post.rwth-aachen.de> - AMD K6-III/360 717.62 <holdar@_krell.com> - AMD K6-2/366 732.36 Risto A. Paju <rp241@_cam.ac.uk> - AMD K6-2/366 734.00 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> - AMD K6-2/366 3D overcl 734.00 Enrico Oreglia <oreglia@_ibm.net> - AMD K6-2/400 3D 796.26 Rodney <nycjedi@_my-deja.com> - AMD K6/400 3D 799.53 Daniel Weiskopf <dan@_circularity.wustl.edu> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 799.54 Ivo Plana <ipv@_tinet.fut.es> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 799.54 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> - AMD K6-2/400 3D 799.54 Rajko Wehrhahn <seymour@_link-c.cl.sub.de> - AMD K6-2/400 799.54 Silvio Nordio <nordio@_unive.it> - AMD K6-2/400 799.54 Chris <cpr@_intergate.bc.ca> - AMD K6-2/400 3D 799.54 Hamid Misnan <hamidmisnan@_ieee.org> - AMD K6-2/400 3D 799.54 James Birchfield <jsbirch@_home.com> - AMD K6-2/400 799.54 Matt Graham <mhgraham@_fleabag.nullhouse.org> - AMD K6-2/400 3D 799.54 John Pate <johnny@_dvc.org.uk> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 801.18 Phillip Deackes <gsmh@_gmx.net> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 801.18 Jon Riekenberg <jrr8208@_ksu.edu> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 801.18 Ryan Bethke <immortal26@_prodigy.net> - AMD K6-2/400 801.18 Wolfgang Zekoll <wzk@_um1.pce.de> - AMD K6-2/400 801.18 Ignacio Valdes <ivaldes@_csi.com> - AMD K6-2/400 801.18 Ted E. Suter <nexion@_home.com> - AMD K6-2/400 801.18 Warren B. Hapke <wbhapke@_prairienet.org> - AMD K6-2/400 801.29 Birko Bergt <birko.bergt@_cdc.com> - AMD K6-2/400 overcl 801.5 Juan Domenech <domenech@_tarraco.seric.es> - AMD K6-2/400 808.7 Bob <rebry@_atomicsys.com> - AMD K6-III/417 overcl 833.95 Chris Priest <chris@_idol.demon.co.uk> - AMD K6-2/440 878.18 Steve Bourland <sbourlan@_ecn.purdue.edu> - AMD K6-III/450 897.84 Craig <craig@_pop.uky.edu> - AMD K6-III/450 897.84 John Pate <johnny@_dvc.org.uk> - AMD K6/450 3D 897.84 Igor Chudov <ichudov@_algebra.com> - AMD K6/450 3D 897.84 Seb Wilwerth <swilwerth@_interlap.com.ar> - AMD K6-2/450 overcl 901.12 Ted E. Suter <nexion@_home.com> - AMD K6-2/450 overcl 901.12 Juan Domenech <domenech@_tarraco.seric.es> - AMD K6-2/450 901.12 John Jaeger <john@_jjgb.com> - AMD K6-2/450 901.12 Piet Ekkebus <piet_e@_zeelandnet.nl> - AMD K6-2/450 902.30 Birko Bergt <birko.bergt@_cdc.com> - AMD K6-III/455 overcl 907.67 Phil Stracchino <alaric@_babcom.com> - AMD K6-2/455 3D overcl 914.23 Graham Reed <grwr@_ssm.ca> - AMD K6-2/475 laptop 943.72 Chris Matthews <chris@_masc.ca> - AMD K6-2/475 overcl 950.27 Willow <el-baul@_ole.com> - AMD K6-2/475 950.27 Craig <craig@_pop.uky.edu> - AMD K6/500 3D 996.14 Matt <mwr4722@_fox.tamu.edu> - AMD K6/500 3D 996.14 Jens Reimann <frankreimann@_t-online.de> - AMD K6-2/500 999.42 Jon Berlin <jberlin@_worldbank.org> - AMD K6-2/500 3D 999.42 Laurent <blackm@_pop.multimania.com> - AMD K6-2/500 999.42 Robert <robert@_mrcomputers.net> - AMD K6-2/500 999.42 Craig <craig@_pop.uky.edu> - AMD K6-2/500 999.42 John Pate <johnny@_dvc.org.uk> - AMD K6-2/500 3D 999.42 infoman <register_reg@_yahoo.com> - AMD K6-2/504 1005.97 F.A. Lessa <felipe.lessa@_brturbo.com> - AMD K6-III/545 1084.62 John Bailey <rekkanoryo@_1st.net> - AMD K6-2/550 3D 1101.00 Jon Berlin <jberlin@_worldbank.org> - AMD K6-2/550 1101.00 James Yang <jamesy@_noemail.com> - AMD K6-2 550 1101.00 Hugh Wilson <hugh.e.wilson@_gm.com> - - AMD Duron/600 1205.86 Chad Daelhousen <loonxtall@_hotmail.com> - AMD Duron/650 1294.34 Levi Ramsey <lramsey@_student.umass.edu> - AMD Duron/700 1395.92 N. Fabiano <nicola.fabiano@_pg.infn.it> - AMD Duron/700 1395.92 Dennis van Dok <dvandok@_quicknet.nl> - AMD Duron/700 1395.92 A. Aksiucik <a.aksiucik@_elka.pw.edu.pl> - AMD Duron/700 1399.19 Stuart Trusty <stuart@_linuxlabs.com> - AMD Duron/700 1399.19 Krzysztof Nikiel <knik@_priv.onet.pl> - AMD Duron/740 1477.83 Corey <corey@_eyetap.org> -* AMD Duron/750 1497.49 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - AMD Duron/750 1500.77 Anson Ringenoldus <ansonr@_mac.com> - AMD Duron/800 1595.80 Papp Tamas <tompos@_ns.martos.bme.hu> - AMD Duron/900 1795.69 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> - AMD Duron/900 1789.13 Ye Myint <ymyint@_indiana.edu> - AMD Duron/950 1887.43 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> - AMD Duron/1000 1985.74 Petr Slansky <slansky@_usa.net> - AMD Duron/1200 2385.51 Joey <cedric@_hei.net> - AMD Duron/1200 2398.61 Petr Slansky <slansky@_usa.net> - - AMD K7/500 498.07 Ludwig <cludwig@_informatik.uni-tuebingen.de> - AMD K7/550 548.86 Kieffer <Jerome.KIEFFER@_crans.ens-cachan.fr> - AMD Athlon/600 598.02 C. Heiming <heiming@_informatik.uni-kl.de> - AMD Athlon/600 598.02 Ted Michael <obliv10n@_netscape.net> - AMD Athlon/600 602.93 Chris Wren <wChris@_ubginc.com> - AMD K7/655 652.08 Mark Steele <msteele@_belent.com> - AMD Athlon/750 747.11 A Galinovic <andro.galinovic@_public.srce.hr> - AMD K7/750 748.75 Manuel Moran Vaquero <mmv@_geocities.com> - AMD Athlon/755 752.03 Mark Steele <msteele@_belent.com> -* AMD Athlon/500 996.51 Taco IJsselmuiden <taco@_wep.tudelft.nl> -* AMD Athlon/550 1094.45 Jan Willem <lm@_zeus.rug.ac.be> -* AMD K7/700 1196.03 N. Dimpfl <norbert.dimpfl@_primusnetz.de> -* AMD Athlon/600 1198.04 Carsten <heiming@_informatik.uni-kl.de> -* AMD Athlon/600 1205.86 Stefan Schroepfer <scr@_iis.fhg.de> -* AMD Athlon/630 1258.29 Nanagiotis Papadakos <papadako@_csd.uoc.gr> -* AMD K7/650 1294.34 Robbe Bihlmeyer <robbe@_orcus.priv.at> -* AMD K7/650 1294.33 Mitch Keller <mitch_keller@_my-deja.com> -* AMD K7/650 1297.61 Travis Brown <tfb999@_yahoo.com> -* AMD Athlon/700 1387.51 Bradley Lawrence <cecil@_niagara.com> -* AMD Athlon/700 1395.92 Joop Stakenborg <aba@_casema.net> -* AMD Athlon/700 1395.92 Martin Kamin <kamin@_atlas.cz> -* AMD Athlon/700 1405.74 ofrm <owain@_ofrm.demon.co.uk> -* AMD Athlon/700 1412.30 Ulf Bartelt <ult@_twc.de> -* AMD Athlon/750 1494.22 A Galinovic <thehack@_fly.srk.fer.hr> -* AMD K7/750 1500.30 W Canaday <rgabill@_ameritech.net> -* AMD Athlon/750 1510.60 Ilya Sterin <isterin@_ford.com> -* AMD Athlon/800 1595.80 M Greil <markus.greil@_pl.gcd-erlangen.de> -* AMD Athlon/800 1599.08 ne <akabi@_home.com> -* AMD Athlon/800 1599.08 James NJ <jnj@_pobox.com> -* AMD Athlon/800 1605.63 Robert A. Morris <ramorris@_yifan.net> -* AMD Athlon/800 1608.91 M Greil <markus.greil@_pl.gcd-erlangen.de> -* AMD Athlon/850 1710.48 Ricardo N. Sanchez <rnsanchez@_conex.com.br> -* AMD Athlon/900 1795.69 <rpseguin@_my-deja.com> -* AMD Athlon/900 1795.69 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> -* AMD Athlon/900 1808.79 J Hart <jhart@_atr.co.jp> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.29 Wayne Stallwood <wayne@_creaturelabs.com> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.29 David Haerdeman <david@_2gen.com> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.29 NN <rakim@_altavista.net> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.29 Thomas Koester <rufus@_uos.de> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.29 Robert E. Blair <reblair@_attbi.com> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1998.85 Pete Ritter <cpritter@_home.com> -* AMD Athlon/1000 2011.96 RJ Bergeron <rjber1@_geocities.com> -* AMD Athlon/1000 1992.92 Martin Brewer <martinbrewer@_attbi.com> -* AMD Athlon/1050 2090.59 Peter Pilsl <pilsl_@_goldfish.at> -* AMD Athlon/1100 2182.35 Stuart Trusty <stuart@_linuxlabs.com> -* AMD Athlon/1150 2287.20 Greg Baumgartel <gregb@_frii.com> -* AMD Athlon/1150 2293.76 Greg Baumgartel <gregb@_frii.com> -* AMD Athlon/1200 2392.06 Thomas Koester <rufus@_uos.de> -* AMD Athlon/1200 2392.96 Andy Wiggin <awiggin@_alpinemicro.com> -* AMD Athlon/1200 2398.61 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* AMD Athlon/1300 2588.67 Stuart Trusty <stuart@_linuxlabs.com> -* AMD Athlon/1300 2614.88 mace <mace3@_comcast.net> -* AMD Athlon/1330 2647.65 Gergo Barany <gergo@_tud.at> -* AMD Athlon/1300 2647.65 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* AMD Athlon/1330 2660.76 Thomas Koester <rufus@_uos.de> -* AMD Athlon/1330 2660.76 Bill Rhodes <wrhodes@_27.org> -* AMD Athlon/1330 2667.31 Christian Leder <wilhelm@_gate.ledionline.de> -* AMD Athlon/1400 2785.28 M. Greil <markus.greil@_pl.gcd-erlangen.de> -* AMD Athlon/1400 2798.38 R.J. Bergeron <rjber1@_geocities.com> -* AMD Athlon/1400 2791.83 Thomas Koester <rufus@_uos.de> -* AMD Athlon/1400 2805.78 Christian Leder <wilhelm@_gate.ledionline.de> - - AMD Athlon XP/1200 2411.72 Y S Kang <electra@_nownuri.net> - AMD Athlon MP/1500 2922.90 Bob Harvey <bobharvey@_engineer.com> - AMD Athlon MP/1500 2929.45 Bob Harvey <bobharvey@_engineer.com> - AMD Athlon XP/1525 3040.87 Gregg Wonderly <gergg@_cox.net> - AMD Athlon XP/1533 3047.42 Tommy Tonteri <tommy.tonteri@_aktia.fi> - AMD Athlon XP/1533 3080.19 Martin Kunz <kunzmartin@_gmx.ch> - AMD Athlon XP/1600 3191.60 Dag Viggo Lokøe <dagvl@_kvarteret.org> - AMD Athlon XP/1600 3191.60 Robert Munro <ramunro1@_ix.netcom.com> - AMD Athlon XP/1600 3198.15 Fredrik Brokvist <frb@_post.utfors.se> - AMD Athlon XP/1600 3217.81 David Brunke <david@_nantasketbeach.com> - AMD Athlon XP/1650 3303.01 Todd <matlabguru@_yahoo.com> - AMD Athlon XP/1666 3322.67 T Hiekkalinna <tero.hiekkalinna@_helsinki.fi> - AMD Athlon XP/1675 3342.33 Artego <gin@_mu.ru> - AMD Athlon XP/1675 3342.33 Keith Gyarmati <frostlinux@_cinci.rr.com> - AMD Athlon XP/1740 3473.40 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> - AMD Athlon XP/1800 3643.80 Mike Bosschaert <mike.bosschaert@_hccnet.nl> - AMD Athlon MP/2000 3997.69 Andreas Pflug <andreas.pflug@_cfagroup.de> - AMD Athlon XP/2100 4168.08 Ingo Reimann <post@_i-reimann.de> - AMD Athlon XP/2100 4141.87 Bill Rhodes <wrhodes@_27.org> - AMD Athlon XP/2175 4325.37 Herbert Wengatz <herbert@_wengatz.de> - - Centaur C6/200 79.46 James Rotenberry <rotenber@_jmr.lasx.com> - Centaur C6-2/233 154.83 Joe Noble <noble@_flashman.com> - Centaur C6-2/200 397.31 James Yang <jamesy@_noemail.com> - Centaur C6/200 397.31 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Centaur C6-2/200 398.13 Paolo Cravero <cravero@_athena.polito.it> - Centaur C6-2/240 478.41 Petr Slansky <slansky@_usa.net> - - Centaur VIA III/700 1399.19 Rudy Ketterer <ideur@_yahoo.com> - Centaur VIA Sam2/735 1461.45 Jim Jozwiak <av832@_lafn.org> - Centaur VIA Sam2/735 1468.00 Francisco Romo <fcoromo@_opensys.com.mx> -</verb> - -<sect1>Alpha systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 21064/150 Jensen 146.80 Jon Davidsson <e98jd@_efd.lth.se> - 21064/150 Jensen 147.85 Stefano <terraneo@_my-deja.com> - 21064/150 Jensen 148.37 Linus Torvalds <torvalds@_cc.helsinki.fi> - 21064/150 Jensen 149.49 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 21064/150 Jensen 148.89 Martin Osterman <ost@_comnets.rwth-aachen.de> - - 21064A/233 AS225 Avanti 228.58 Roberto Giungato <r.giungato@_computer.org> - 21064A/233 Avanti 230.16 Rich Griswold <rgriswold@_us.ibm.com> - 21064A/275 Cabriolet 271.58 Michal Jaegermann <michal@_phys.ualberta.ca> - 21064A/275 Cabriolet 272 Linus Torvalds <torvalds@_cc.helsinki.fi> - 21064A/275 272 Stephen Gaudet <sjg@_tiac.net> - 21064A/275 Cabriolet 272.63 Jay Estabrook <jestabro@_amt.tay1.dec.com> - 21064A/275 Cabriolet 273.37 David Mosberger-Tang <davidm@_cs.arizona.edu> - 21064A/275 274.11 Kevin Jacobs <jacobs@_eek.cwru.edu> - 21064A/300 Cabriolet 298 Jay Estabrook <jestabro@_amt.tay1.dec.com> - 21064A/300 298 Stephen Gaudet <sjg@_tiac.net> - - 21066/166 Noname 162.52 Paavo Hartikain <pahartik@_sci.fi> - 21066/166 162.53 Phil Bostley <pbostley@_qualcomm.com> - 21066/166 163.05 Matthew Jacob <mjacob@_feral.com> - 21066/166 163.05 Jon Spreha <jxs557@_psu.edu> - 21066/166 164.59 David Mosberger-Tang <davidm@_cs.arizona.edu> - 21066/166 Multia 164.63 Rudolf Gabler <rug@_usm.uni-muenchen.de> - 21066/166 165 Gareth Bult <gareth@_ftech.net> - 21066/166 165.04 Craig Ruff <cruff@_ncar.ucar.edu> - 21066/200 196.9 Danny ter Haar <danny@_cistron.nl> - 21066/200 UDB overcl 198 Kari Davidsson <d154402@_cs.tut.fi> - - 21066A/233 UDB 229.63 Toon van der Pas <toon@_vdpas.hobby.nl> - 21066A/233 AS400 230.16 Ophir Ronen <ophir@_connectsoft.com> - 21066A/233 AS200 Avanti 230.16 B. James Phillippe <bryan@_terran.org> - 21066A/233 NoName 230.67 T. Bogendoerfer <tsbogend@_bigbug.franken.de> - 21066A/233 UDB 230.68 Ted Schipper <ted@_tedux.hobby.nl> - 21066A/233 NoName 230.76 Mikael Nykvist <viper@_ludd.luth.se> - 21066A/233 UDB 231.21 Eric Smith <eric@_goonsquad.spies.com> - 21066A/233 NoName 231.21 Jay Estabrook <jestabro@_amt.tay1.dec.com> - 21066A/266 NoName ov.cl 261.62 Andreas Johansson <ajo@_ludd.luth.se> - 21066A/266 UDB overcl 261.62 Michael Brennen <mbrennen@_fni.net> - 21066A/266 NoName ov.cl 262.14 Wim van Dorst <baron@_clifton.hobby.nl> - 21066A/266 Multia 264 Joshua Grubman <joshg@_dn.net> - 21066A/284 NoName ov.cl 281.0 <imakino@_gloria.cord.edu> - 21066A/297 NoName ov.cl 293.6 <imakino@_gloria.cord.edu> - 21066A/300 UDB ov.cl 294.65 Topi Kanerva <tkanerva@_nks.oulu.fi> - - 21164/266 EB164 265.29 Jay Estabrook <jestabro@_amt.tay1.dec.com> - 21164/300 EB164 297.79 Hilarius <maurice@_math.ualberta.ca> - 21164/300 XLT Alcor 297.79 Dave Wreski <dave@_nic.com> - 21164/300 AS1000 297.79 Salvador Pinto Abreu <spa@_sc.uevora.pt> - 21164/333 Alcor 331.35 Linus Torvalds <torvalds@_cs.helsinki.fi> - 21164/333 Alcor 331.35 David Mosberger-Tang <davidm@_azstarnet.com> - 21164/366 XLT Alcor 362.80 Paul Slootman <paul@_wurtel.demon.nl> - 21164/366 PC164 Durango 363.85 Geerten Kuiper <geerten@_bart.nl> - 21164/400 Noritake 397.41 Alan Fay <alanfay@_webcode.co.uk> - 21164/433 PC164 429.89 Paul D. Robertson <proberts@_clark.net> - 21164/433 PC164 429.91 Bernd Meyer <bmeyer@_cs.monash.edu.au> - 21164/433 Maita 429.91 Bill Broadley <bill@_math.ucdavis.edu> - 21164/433 PC164 430.96 <rainer.landes@_physik.uni-karlsruhe.de> - 21164/433 EB164 430.96 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - 21164/433 PC164 430.96 H. Sumargo <habibie@_robotic.eng.fiu.edu> - 21164/433 PC164 431.94 Timm Gleason <timm@_bess.com> - 21164/466 PC164 464.51 Daryll Strauss <daryll@_d2.com> - 21164/500 497 Alex Butcher <alex@_asimov.annex.co.uk> - 21164/500 PC164 497.02 C.J. Grayce <cgrayce@_wasatch.ps.uci.edu> - 21164/500 497.05 Heiner Kruener <hk@_martian.ping.de> - 21164/250 Sable 497.02 Tom Greene <cowgod@_idt.net> - 21164/500 497.02 James D. Freels <freelsjd@_ornl.gov> - 21164/500 AS500 497.03 Jim Nance <jlnance@_avanticorp.com> - 21164/500 P7 497.03 Jan guldentops <jacko@_ba.be> - 21164/500 EB164 Durango 497.43 Kevin Jacobs <jacobs@_eek.cwru.edu> - - 21164A/500 PWS 497.02 Robert Harley <robert.harley@_inria.fr> - 21164A/500 PC164 497.02 Stephen Oberski <sfo@_deterministic.com> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 528.12 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 529.53 Dumb Kid <dumbkid@_hotmail.com> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 529.53 Harvey J. Stein <hjstein@_bfr.co.il> - 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Danny ter Haar <dth@_cistron.nl> - 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Shane Sturrock <sss@_holyrood.ed.ac.uk> - 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Wim van Dorst <baron@_clifton.hobby.nl> - 21164A/533 Ruffian 530.57 Andreas Czerniak <cognac@_toppoint.de> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.57 Ronny Ranerup <ronny@_axis.com> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.57 Bill Broadley <bill@_math.ucdavis.edu> - 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.58 Stef. Boresch <stefan@_loop.mdy.univie.ac.at> - 21164A/600 PC164LX 595.59 L.F. Donaldson <donaldlf@_cs.rose-hulman.edu> - 21164A/600 PC164LX 595.59 <stepan@_wesley.informatik.uni-freiburg.de> - 21164A/600 PC164 597.60 Fabrizio Santini <sanfff@_tin.it> - 21164A/666 PC164LX 662.70 <stepan@_wesley.informatik.uni-freiburg.de> - 21164A/666 PC164LX 662.70 Stephen S <smart73@_earthlink.net> - - - 21264/400 Pass-1 794.82 Jay Estabrook <jay.estabrook@_digital.com> - 21264/466 DS10 920.64 Paul Novarese <novarese@_alf.dec.com> - 21264/500 XP1000 996.00 Wes Bauske <wsb@_paralleldata.com> - 21264/500 996.00 Karl <hawk@_juno.com> - 21264/500 996.14 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_digital.com> - 21264/500 DS20 996.14 Paul Novarese <novarese@_alf.dec.com> - 21264/500 DS20 996.15 Wayne Hall <wayne@_uga.edu> - 21264/500 XP1000 996.40 P. Caulfield <patrick@_balti.london.sco.com> - 21264/600 1203.76 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> - 21264/667 XP1000 1329.59 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_compaq.com> - 21264DP/666 Tsunami 1329.59 Jens Hoefkens <hoefkens@_msu.edu> - 21264/730 Wildfire 1488.97 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_compaq.com> - 21264DP/833 Tsunami 1661.52 Andy Schofield <ajs@_th.ph.bham.ac.uk> -</verb> - -<sect1>Motorola systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - 68030/14.7 LCII nofpu 3.69 Ruda Moura <ruda@_conectiva.com.br> - 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.90 Jay T. Millar <jmillar@_eaglequest.com> - 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.90 Bruno Aubin <baubin@_lemel.fr> - 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.95 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.98 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> - 68EC030/20 Cisco 2500 4.33 <koen.devleeschauwer@_lid.kviv.be> - 68030/20 MacII Si 4.88 Bill Maloy <maloy@_goldinc.com> - 68030/20 0c 4.92 Chris Nadigh <chrnadig@_iiic.ethz.ch> - 68030 Amiga 3000 6.08 Andy Wick <awick@_vt.edu> - 68030/30 Amiga 4000 6.09 Karsten Merker <km@_golf.dinet.com> - 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.12 Glen Hewlett <hewlett@_planeteer.com> - 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.21 Hamish Macdonald <hamish@_bnr.ca> - 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.21 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 68030/32 Atari Falcon 7.91 Franz Korntner <fkorntne@_bazis.nl> - 68030 Atari TT 7.96 <schwab@_issan.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> - 68030/32 Atari MegaST 7.98 E.J. van den Bussche <busscheh@_ksepl.nl> - 68030/33 Atari TT 7.98 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> - 68030 Atari TT 7.98 Wayne Booth <trek@_ihgp114r.ih.att.com> - 68030/60 8.06 Korey Budgen <kbudgen@_st.nepean.uws.edu.au> - 68030/33 Amiga 2000 8.14 W. Haidinger <e9225662@_stud1.tuwien.ac.at> - 68EC030/40 Cisco 4000 8.75 <koen.devleeschauwer@_lid.kviv.be> - 68030/40 MacIIfx 9.90 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> - 68030/48 32c 11.89 Martin Rogge <Martin_Rogge@_ki.maus.de> - 68030/50 Atari 12 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> - 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.36 Chris Sumner <chris@_ganymede.sonnet.co.uk> - 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.4 Richard Jerome <etlrdje@_tigger.ericsson.se> - 68030/50 32c 12.42 Michael Plonus <michi@_pluto.ping.de> - 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.33 Detrix <detrix@_popd.ix.netcom.com> - 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.36 E.J.M. Brocklesby <ejb@_klamath.demon.co.uk> - - 68040 Mac Centris 13.21 <pgrb-usenet@_ygdrasil.demon.co.uk> - 68040/24 Mac LC475 16.38 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> - 68040/24 Amiga 4000 16.59 Bjarne Wichmann Petersen <mekanix@_nospam.dk> - 68040/24 Amiga 4000-40 16.6 Hamish Macdonald <hamish@_bnr.ca> - 68040/24 Amiga 4000-20 16.60 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - 68040/25 Amiga 4000-040 16.61 <Geert.Uytterhoeven@_cs.ku-leuven.ac.be> - 68040/25 Amiga 4000 16.61 Lawrence <lawrenc@_nextwork.rose-hulmand.edu> - 68040/60 Amiga 4000-40 18.99 Darren Enns <dmenns@_surf.pangea.ca> - 68040/28 Mac Quadra650 18.99 Warren James <wjames1@_my-deja.com> - 68040/32 Medusa T40 21.25 <Hartmut.Koptein@_et-inf.fho-emden.de> - 68040 Amiga 2000 21.86 Ron Flory <rjflory@_feist.com> - 68040 Mac Quadra650 22 Henry Garcia <compdata@_nb.net> - 68040/33 Mac Quadra950 22.11 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> - 68040/33 Mac Quadra650 22.11 Schmitz <schmitz@_biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> - 68040 Mac Quadra650 22.17 Ingvar Hagelund <ingvar@_unik.no> - 68040/40 Amiga 1200 26.52 Gavin Kinsey <gavin@_kinsey.u-net.com> - - 68060/50 Amiga 2000 98.68 Frank Mainz <cybermainzel@_gmx.de> - 68060/50 Amiga 1200 99.53 baba <baba@_pa.yokogawa.jp> - 68060/50 Amiga 4000 99.74 Stefan Tauche <otauche@_uni-paderborn.de> - 68060/50 Amiga 4000 100.16 Jan Johansson <jj@_mordor.it.kth.se> - 68060/66 Amiga CS MkII 132.71 Paul Hill <paul@_lagernet.clara.co.uk> - -</verb> - -<sect1>Sparc systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Sparc sun4c 17.94 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - Sparc SLC/20 S1 19.86 Simon Karpen <slk@_linux-shell.net> - Sparc sun4c/25 24.88 Paolo <paolo0@_yahoo.com> - Sparc SS10 sun4m 35.94 Michael Junek <mickey@_webfocus.net.au> - Sparc IPX 4c 39.83 Paul D. Robertson <proberts@_clark.net> - Sparc SS10 super50 4m 39.93 Juan Cespedes <cespedes@_etsit.upm.es> - Sparc microS/50 SS-LX 49.76 Will Shaw <romulan@_netwatch.clemson.edu> - Sparc SS20/50 49.86 Gary A. Donahue <lordgad@_webspan.net> - Sparc hyperS Classic 4m 49.86 Juan Cespedes <cespedes@_etsit.upm.es> - Sparc Voyager portable 59.80 Edward Austin <eastin@_shl.com> - Sparc SS5 Netra 68 Craig Falconer <cf@_papanui.school.nz> - Sparc SS5 69.84 Richard D. Davis <rddavis1@_lucent.com> - Sparc SS50 74.95 Kaz <kaz@_latte.cafe.net> - Sparc SS10 hyperS 99.73 Thomas B. Fox <tfox@_oliverdesign.com> - Sparc SS5/66 109.77 Lance S. Nehring <lnehrin@_uswest.com> - Sparc SS4/110 109.77 Chris Sylvain <csylvain@_umms-itg.ab.umd.edu> - Sparc hSparc sum4m 124.92 Georg Schwarz <schwarz@_physik.tu-berlin.de> - Sparc hSparc/150 Sun4m 150.32 Tethys <tethys@_ml.com> - - Sparc Ultra I/143 278.00 Helmut <helmut@_cancon.com> - Sparc Ultra I sun4u 284.05 Iban Cardona <icc@_seric.es> - Sparc Ultra I/143 285.08 Jason Hong <hong@_csulb.edu> - Sparc Ultra I sun4u 333.41 Roberto Giungato <r.giungato@_computer.org> - - Sparc Ultra II/270 539.03 Pieter Krul <pieter@_dare.demon.nl> - Sparc Ultra II/300 598.01 Silvo Bozovicar <silvo.bozovicar@_aster.si> - Sparc Ultra II/360 719.26 Bjorn Augustsson <d3august@_dtek.chalmers.se> - Sparc Ultra II/450 897.84 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> -</verb> - -<sect1>PowerPC systems - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - PowerPC 601 Mac 33.28 David Wetzel <dave@_turbocat.de> - PowerPC 601/60 Mac6100 45.24 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - PowerPC 601/66 Mac 51.62 Fred Klein <klein@_des3.u-strasbg.fr> - PowerPC 601/60 Mac6100 59.38 Kent Radek <goo@_itd.sterling.com> - PowerPC 601/75 Mac7200 73.93 Dimitris Tsifakis <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - PowerPC 601/90 Mac7200 89.00 Heinrich H. Beck <thebigduck@_earthlink.net> - PowerPC 601/90 Mac7200 89.50 Ian <ian@_neath.org> - PowerPC 601/100 Mac7500 98.91 Russ Hoffman <reh@_fore.com> - PowerPC 601/110 Mac8100 108 Charles Eicher <ceicher@_inav.net> - PowerPC 601/120 Mac8200 119.19 Roberto Waha <roberto.waha@_rcm.dsi.unimi.it> - - PowerPC 603/200 11.39 Jan Toonen <jtoonen@_xs4all.nl> - PowerPC 603/300 SM5000 57.00 Brian J. Landsberger <brian@_landsberger.com> - PowerPC 603/100 66.56 A. Costa <c_chaos@_chaosnet.wahnapitae.on.ca> - PowerPC 603/200 PSII 133.12 Richard Heurtley <richard@_heurtley.com> - PowerPC 603ev/250 166.29 Stig Sørensen <stig@_aub.dk> - - PowerPC 604/100 PPS6050 99.74 Evaldas Darcianovas <evaldas@_isi.kvm.lt> - PowerPC 604/100 199 Hamish Marson <hamish@_aixrules.nz.ibm.com> - PowerPC 604/100 PPS7248 199.48 Evaldas Darcianovas <evaldas@_isi.kvm.lt> - PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.20 Jason Colflesh <jason.colflesh@_sap.com> - PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.20 James <e5z8652@_mail.com> - PowerPC 604 Mac8500 239.21 Steve <sjs132@_psu.edu> - PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.21 Jason Colflesh <jason.colflesh@_sap.com> - PowerPC 604/132 Mac9500 263.78 Matt Templeton <cybear@_pacbell.net> - PowerPC 604/132 Mac7500 263.78 Patrick Murmann <murmann@_mi.uni-erlangen.de> - PowerPC 604/133 MOT PS 266.24 Christoper Harrel <cnh@_eng.mindspring.net> - PowerPC 604/150 Mac9500 297.73 Jean-Philippe Lord <jpl@_binex.com> - PowerPC 604e/300 299 Guido Lehwalder <guido@_lehwalder.de> - PowerPC 604e/195 359.63 Mike Potts <pottsjam@_flyernet.udayton.edu> - PowerPC 604e/195 399.76 Griff Miller <griff.miller@_positron.com> - PowerPC 604/200 Mac8600 320 Julien Sebot <sebot@_lri.fr> - PowerPC 604e/170 PM7300 335.55 Marco van de Voort <marcov@_toad.stack.nl> - PowerPC 604/180 SM900 367.82 J.E. Cook <jcojones@_mail.athen1.ga.home.com> - PowerPC 604e/375 RS6000 373.56 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> - PowerPC 604e/199 398.13 Greg <gkv@_interflight.com> - PowerPC 604e/200 SM4000 399.12 Roland Kuhn <kuhn@_physik.uni-kassel.de> - PowerPC 604e/200 399.76 Alan Galloway <alan@_alangalloway.com> - - PowerPC 750/166 398.13 Greg <gkv@_interflight.com> - PowerPC 750 465.30 Scot Richardson <scotrich99@_hotmail.com> - PowerPC 750 465.31 Neal P Murphy <neal.p.murphy@_alum.wpi.edu> - PowerPC 750/266 Mac 532.48 Fritz Anderson <fritza@_tezcat.com> - PowerPC 750/195 Mac G3 583.27 <gustilo@_mail.med.upenn.edu> - PowerPC 750/292 Mac 586.38 John McAulay <johnmcaulay@_ndirect.co.uk> - PowerPC 750/300 iBook 589 M. van Steensel <mvanstee@_baserv.uci.kun.nl> - PowerPC G4 350 Mac 400 697.96 Guillame Blain <blaingu@_iro.umontreal.ca> - PowerPC G3/350 697.96 Juergen Fricke <jofry@_web.de> - PowerPC 750/366 G3 732.36 Mike Hopkins <mhopkins@_netmatters.co.uk> - PowerPC G4 Mac8500 796.26 Alain Birtz <abz@_videotron.ca> - PowerPC 750/400 Mac 796.26 William F. Adams <willadams@_aol.com> - PowerPC 750/400 iMac DV 797.90 Daniel Koerner <wum42@_netscape.net> - PowerPC G4 797.90 P. Radermecker <pradermecker@_iquibec.com> - PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.18 Richard Petty <repetty@_austin.rr.com> - PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.18 Brian Kendig <brian@_enchanter.net> - PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.67 Schmitz <schmitz@_biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> - PowerPC G4/500 992.87 K. Gustilo <gustilo@_mail.med.upenn.edu> - PowerPC G4/500 996.64 Heinz Nabielek <h.nabielek@_fz-juelich.de> - PowerPC G4/500 999.42 Stephen D. Scotti <sdscotti@_earthlink.net> - PowerPC G3/600 1170.31 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - PowerPC 750cx/600 iMac 1198.00 Jan-Jaap Boor <jjboor@_mac.com> - PowerPC 750fx/700 G3 1389.36 Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@_linuks.mine.nu> - PowerPC 750fx/700 G3 1389.36 Keller <kkeller@_wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> - PowerPC G4/999 1992.29 Paula <canthavespam@_yahoo.com> -</verb> - -<sect1>Other CPU systems: Mips, Intel 8088/286 ELKS, IBM, Crusoe, PA-RISC, Hitachi SH, Arm and StrongArm, iDragon, Vax, CRIS Etrax - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - Mips R3000A/20 19.79 Kagstrom <simon.kagstrom.864@_student.lu.se> - Mips R4000/100 48.30 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> - Mips R4000/100 Magnum 50.03 Andreas Busse <andy@_soft-n-hard.de> - Mips R4400/134 Acer Pica 67.10 Andreas Busse <andy@_soft-n-hard.de> - Mips R4400/134 Acer Pica 67.10 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_waldorf-gmbh.de> - Mips R4600/133 Tyne 133.12 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_waldorf-gmbh.de> - Mips R4600/133 RM200 133.08 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_julia.de> - Mips R5000/150 Indy 154.83 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_julia.de> - Mips R5000/180 Indy 179.81 Bradley Bell <btb@_debian.org> - Mips R5900 PS2 392.39 Otto Slooten <otto.slooten@_planet.nl> - Mips R5900 PS2 392.40 Anders Hustvedt <corsec@_gamebox.net> - - ELKS Intel 8088/4.77 0.02 Tim Van der Linden <timvdl@_innet.be> - ELKS Intel 8088/10 0.05 Tim Van der Linden <timvdl@_innet.be> - ELKS Intel 8086 0.5 Kin Lau <gabe@_zot.io.org> - ELKS NEC V20/8 0.69 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - ELKS Intel 286 Tandy 0.75 Joey Hess <joey@_kite.ml.org> - ELKS Intel 8086 NecV20/16 0.88 Vasilis Ventirozos <cyberpunk@_freemail.gr> - ELKS Intel 286 0.99 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> - ELKS Intel 286/8 VAXMate 1.03 Andrew Costa <c_chaos@_wahnapitae.on.ca> - ELKS Intel 286/10 Comm. 1.30 Hans-Joachim Baader <hans@_grumber.inka.de> - ELKS Intel 286 PS2 2.32 Morillas C.H. Antonio <morilla@_fie.us.es> - ELKS Intel 286 PS2 2.34 Joey Hess <joey@_kite.ml.org> - - IBM S390 Gen4 75.16 J Scott <mrbinary@_yahoo.com> - IBM S390 R46/500 412.05 Odilon Cirillo <odilon.cirillo@_eds.com> - - Crusoe/400 725.81 Bill Rhodes <wrhodes@_27.org> - Crusoe 1182.92 Michael Heiming <mh@_vbag.de> - Crusoe TM5800/1000 1985.74 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_laposte.net> - - Atmel ARM 13.00 Stanley <jstedile@_hotmail.com> - CL7110/18 ARM710 17.05 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Jon Ward <aardvark@_fnord.org.uk> - StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Sander Fransen <sander@_fransen.com> - StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Jan walter <jan@_millfilm.co.uk> - StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 W Stallwood <wayne@_crimsontechnology.com> - - PA-Risc Gecko/60 59.80 Arthur Aldridge <aj@_yasashi.net> - PA-Risc 9000/160 319.48 Frank Ickstadt <frank.ickstadt@_btignite.de> - - Hitachi SH-4/200 199.47 Da Wrecka <da_wrecka@_blueyonder.co.uk> - iDragon/200 399.76 Princo <hoge@_hogehoge.cc> - Vax 3100-m38 5.41 Blaz Antonic <yint@_email.si> - CRIS Etrax Webcam 99.73 Pat Niemeyer <pat@_pat.net> -</verb> - -<sect1>Multi-CPU systems (SMP2, SMP4, others) - -<p> -<verb> - System BogoMips Reporter - SMP2 Pentium/75 59.50 Michael Engel <engel@_unix-ag.uni-siegen.de> - SMP2 Pentium/90 71.68 Edwin Whitelaw <elw@_ivc.com> - SMP2 Pentium/90 71.98 Daniel Luhde-Thompson <dl10010@_cam.ac.uk> - SMP2 Pentium/90 72.08 Alan Cox <alan@_cymru.net> - SMP2 Pentium/100 79.46 Lam Dang <dangit@_ix.netcom.com> - SMP2 Sparc 630MP 79.66 Daniel Aubry <daniel.aubry@_unibas.ch> - SMP2 Pentium/100 80.08 Christian Tan <pigeon@_xs4all.nl> - SMP2 Pentium/100 80.08 McNalley <jmcnalle@_attila.stevens-tech.edu> - SMP2 Pentium/120 95.85 Maurice de Bijl <maurice.d.bijl@_topic.nl> - SPM2 Sparc SS/50-40 90.11 Benjamin Appee <benjamin@_appee.de> - SMP2 Sparc SS/50 99.84 Dimitris Tsifakis <sv1det@_freemail.gr> - SMP2 Pentium/133 106.09 Maurice de Bijl <maurice.d.bijl@_topic.nl> - SMP2 Pentium/166 133.53 <Reinhard.Simkovics@_jk.uni-linz.ac.at> - SMP2 Pentium/200 158.72 Ed Hoppitt <edward@_dcs.rhbnc.ac.uk> - SMP2 Pentium/200 158.92 Zeus <heyzeus@@_verios.net> - SMP2 Sparc RossHS/150 209.71 Nico Will <nicolas.will@_sbcglobal.net> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/150 299.00 Steven Gallo <smgallo@_numenor.csgeeks.org> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/150 299.01 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> - SMP2 Sparc SM71/75 299.40 C Redmon <credmon@_utk.edu> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/166 331.78 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 Frankie East <fae2401@_rit.edu> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 James K. Wiggs <wiggs@_wolfenet.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 396.25 Will Shaw <shaww@_dialup.dstm.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 397.32 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 David Konerding <dek@_cgl.ucsf.edu> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 B Heinen <benedikt.heinen@_infrasys.ascom.ch> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 Ramon Huerta <huerta@_minerva.ii.uam.es> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 C.-A. Possamai <camille@_sugiton.cnrs-mrs.fr> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Leland <llucius@_millcom.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 John Lellis <lellis@_dmccorp.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Jim Gifford <jim@_mail.rath.peachnet.edu> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Manuel Galan <root@_ulpgc.es> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.6 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@_tmr.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.95 Fons Rademakers <f.rademakers@_cern.ch> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.98 Greg Fausak <glfausak@_august.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 400.18 Attila Karpati <karpati@_cs.elte.hu> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/233 464.49 F. Baitinger <baiti@_zenon.toplink.net> - SMP2 Pentium II/233 466.94 Eli Kane <eli@_crl.nmsu.edu> - SMP2 Pentium II/266 530.84 Shon Martin <cshoon@_oberlin.edu> - SMP2 Pentium II/266 534.12 n.n. <service@_cprompt.sk.ca> - SMP2 Pentium II/266 534.12 Emmanuel Tychon <manu@_acm.org> - SMP2 Pentium II/266 531.66 Stefaan A. Eeckels <stefaan.eeckels@_ecc.lu> - SMP2 Pentium II/274 546.41 Richard Jellinek <rj@_suse.de> - SMP2 21064A/275 AS2000 556.53 Jochen Gatternig <jochen@_gatternig.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/300 597.20 Paul Sheer <psheer@_obsidian.co.za> - SMP2 Pentium II/300 598.02 Hans Ameel <hans@_pla.to> - SMP2 Pentium II/300 599.66 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - SMP2 Pentium II/300 599.76 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> - SMP2 Pentium II/333 ov 665.73 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> - SMP2 Pentium II/333 665.20 D.A. Sergatskov <dima@_cholla.phys.unm.edu> - SMP2 Pentium II/350 697.14 Riley <rhw@_bigfoot.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 David Overeem <overeem.1@_osu.edu> - SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 Mathijs <matthijs@_helena.tux.nu> - SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 Joe Gray <jgray_111@_yahoo.com> -* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 792.48 Eric P. McCoy <emccoy@_hamilton.edu> -* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 792.98 David Ewan Kahana <dek@_bnl.gov> -* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 793.80 Eric P. McCoy <ctr2sprt@_yahoo.com> -* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 794.42 Dondo <yan@_seiner.com> - SMP2 Pentium MMX/200 794.62 Kristian Koehntopp <kris@_koehntopp.de> - SMP2 Pentium MMX/200 796.26 Eric Clark <eclark@_opencominc.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 796.26 Michael Necaise <necaise@_jlab.org> - SMP2 Celeron/400 796.26 Stuart Hall <stuarthall@_mailandnews.com> - SMP2 Celeron/400 798.21 Stefan Onderka <nop@_gameart.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 797.08 Mogens Kjaer <mk@_crc.dk> - SMP2 PowerPW 604e/200 797.90 Tom <invalid@_charter.net> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.20 Simon van Sleuwen <sleuwen@_hotmail.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 <joachim.j.gloger@_daimlerchrysler.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 Marcel Lanz <marcel.lanz@_ds9.ch> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 Frank <frank@_sazza.ping.de> - SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.47 Jung Pyo Hong <hongjungpyo@_my-deja.com> - SMP2 Pentium II/448 ov 894.57 Rob Leach <dslfreak@_pacbell.net> - SMP2 Celeron/450 894.57 Stephan Eisler <stephan@_lingo.gun.sub.org> - SMP2 Pentium III/450 899.48 Ramses Smeyers <fatman@_khk.org> - SMP2 Pentium III/450 899.48 Roland Exler <r.exler@_jk.uni-linz.ac.at> - SMP2 Pentium II/450 901.12 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> - SMP2 Pentium II/466 925.70 A. Giachino <a.giachino@_ekkinc.com> - SMP2 Pentium MMX/233 927.33 Jeff White <jwhite@_ghq.com> - SMP2 Pentium III/500 996.14 Ola Samuelson <ola@_datalink.se> - SMP2 Pentium III/500 996.15 Rob Green <mooncrow@_lava.net> - SMP2 Celeron/500 999.42 Ingimar Rovertsson <iar@_skyrr.is> - SMP2 Celeron/500 999.42 Rob Farrell <rpf@_speakeasy.net> - SMP2 Pentium III/500 999.42 Douglas Osborn <daozb@_earthlink.net> - SMP2 Pentium III/500 999.42 Greg M. Hebel <gregh@_twcny.rr.com> - SMP2 Celeron/515 overc 1028.92 Ryan Werber <rwerber@_ctel.net> -* SMP2 Pentium II/266 1066.59 Jacques Rodary <jrodary@_free.fr> - SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Olof Zachrisson <eraolza@_ks.ericsson.se> - SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 John Katagawa <dhc@_50k.com> - SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Mattias Moberg <mattias.moberg@_home.se> - SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Kieffer <Jerome.KIEFFER@_crans.ens-cachan.fr> - SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 C. Shenefiel <chris.shenefiel@_bigfoot.com> - SMP2 Pentium III/550 1101.00 Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@_exit109.com> - SMP2 Pentium III/560 1117.39 Nathan Laredo <laredo@_gnu.org> - SMP2 Celeron/563 overc 1120.00 Cecchinel Stephan <inter.zone@_free.fr> - SMP2 Celeron/606 overc 1207.50 Mattias Moberg <mattias.moberg@_home.se> - SMP2 Pentium III/650 1300.88 Dan Kegel <dank@_alumni.caltech.edu> - SMP2 Itanium/800 1593.82 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> -* SMP2 Pentium II/450 1789.13 Steve Snyder <swsnyder@_home.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/450 1789.13 J Snowdon <john@_snowdon36.freeserver.co.uk> - SMP2 PowerPC 7400/450 1789.63 Jake Goulding <shepmaster@_home.com> -* SMP2 Celeron/466 1857.94 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* SMP2 Celeron/500 1998.84 Rob Farrell <rpf@_comcast.net> - SMP2 Pentium III/1100 2194.23 Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@_exit109.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/550 2202.00 <ekk@_ekkinc.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/560 2238.05 David Yeung <dyeung@_ust.hk> -* SMP2 Pentium III/600 2401.89 Shawn Hicks <shicks@_impulse.net> -* SMP2 Pentium III/600 2401.89 John Wiggins <jwiggins@_csce.uark.edu> -* SMP2 Pentium III/750 2992.90 George Hauser <hausergj@_pop.nwnexus.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/750 3001.55 Jesse Tie Ten Quee <tie@_mountlinux.com> - SMP2 Pentium Pro/800 3181.77 NN <ulisses@_pusa.informat.uv.es> -* SMP2 Pentium III/800 3188.33 Steve Bradtke <sjbradtke@_home.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/800 3201.43 Paul Skinner <skin@_skin.dhs.org> -* SMP2 Pentium III/810 3234.20 Pietro Abate <abate@_students.cs.unibo.it> - SMP2 EV67/833 UP2000 3324.17 Rob Harley <robert.harley@_inria.fr> -* SMP2 Pentium III/850 3407.86 Michael Cohen <me@_ohdarn.net> -* SMP2 Pentium III/866 3466.85 Tommy Johansen <tommy.johansen@_idemitsu.no> -* SMP2 Pentium III/933 3742.10 Justin Baugh <baughj@_cs.rpi.edu> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1000 3991.14 Guy Tel-Zur <tel-zur@_computer.org> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1000 4004.25 Birko Bergt <byrko.bergt@_syntegra.com> -* SPM2 Pentium III/1000 4010.80 Andy Vlassov <andreyv@_ece.ubc.ca> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4508.86 Umaid Rajpurohit <sunadm@_rediffmail.com> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4508.87 S Bozovicar <silvo.bozovicar@_hermes-plus.si> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4521.98 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> -* SMP2 Pentium III/1266 5052.81 Sandy Harris <sandy@_storm.ca> -* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.21 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> -* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Paul Skinner <skin@_skin.dhs.org> -* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Matthew Anderson <matt@_alameda-systems.com> -* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Pierre Vignéras <vigneras@_labri.fr> -* SMP2 Athlon/1600 6442.18 Rick H. Wesson <wessorh@_ar.com> - SMP2 Xeon/2400 19031.64 Vasilis Ventirozos <cyberpunk@_freemail.gr> - - SMP4 Pentium Pro/133 532.07 Erik Walthinsen <omega@_sequent.com> - SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 794.62 Kenneth Hedlund <c415khd@_nll.se> - SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 796.28 John Pelan <j.pelan@_am.qub.ac.uk> -* SMP4 Pentium/133 1064.14 Arthur Aldridge <monark@_aracnet.com> -* SMP4 Pentium/200 1598.25 Arthur Aldridge <aj@_yasashi.net> - SMP4 Pentium III/450 1794.00 Glenn Stone <glenns@_ami.com> - SMP4 Pentium III/550 2195.46 Yan P Yuan <Yanping.Yuan@_EMBL-Heidelberg.de> - SMP4 Itanium/800 3189.20 Bacsi Roland <broland@_mailbox.hu> - SMP4 Itanium/995 5955.88 Holger Staab <holger.staab@_lhsystems.com> - SMP4 Xeon/1500 11979.96 T Hiekkalinna <tero.hiekkalinna@_helsinki.fi> - SMP4 Xeon/2400 19136.38 David Hubbard <dhubbard@_hostasaurus.com> - - SMP8 Pentium III/500 3996.06 Richard Langis <rlangis@_primux.geekfest.net> - SMP6 SunUltraII/336 4030.46 Daniel James <astac@_swbell.net> - SMP14 SparcII 6927.16 Vassili Tchersky <vt@_bsdjeunz.org> - SMP31 EV67/731 Wildf. 46170.90 Peter Rival <frival@_zk3.dec.com> - SMP8 Xeon/1600 51052.50 Michael Heiming <michael@_heiming.de> - Myrinet144 PII/400 57684.96 <zumbusch@_iam.uni-bonn.de> - Beowulf102 PIII/1000 203862.30 Dan Kirkpatrick <dkirk@_physics.syr.edu> -</verb> - -<sect1>Non-Linux systems (reference only) - -<p> -<verb> - System OS BogoMips Reporter - Casio 9850g calculator Casio 0.000027 <littlemanthegeek@_hotmail.com> - Commodore 64 VICE 0.0033 <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> - Z80 TRS80 model 4 TRSDOS 0.004 <cervasio@_airmail.net> - Z80/4.6 NC100 ZCN 0.013 <rus@_forfree.at> - Saturn/7.8 HP49G none 0.321 <samuel.thibault@_fnac.net> - 68000/8 Macintosh Classic MacOS 0.53 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - 68020/20 Sun 3 SUNOS 2.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> - Intel 386SX/16 MSDOS 2.00 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - 68EZ328/20 Palm Vx PalmOS 2.53 <dv5a@_dc.uba.ar> - Microvax 3100-30 NetBSD 2.74 <goodman@_goodman.hu> - ARM ARM250/12 RISCOS 2.95 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - 68020/16 Macintosh LC MacOS 3.09 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - 68020/25 Sun 3-180 SUNOS 4.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> - Sparc Sun 3-60 SUNOS 4.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun 3-80 SUNOS 4.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Vaxstation 3100 M38 VAXVMS 4.66 <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> - 68030/25 Macintosh IIci NetBSD 5.62 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> - AMD 386DX/40 MSDOS 8.03 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - 68040/25 Macintosh LC475 MacOS 12.27 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - 68040/33 HP9000-280 HP-UX 14 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> - 68040/25 Apollo 5500 DomainOS 14.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> - Sparc Sun 4-280/20 SUNOS 16.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> - Sparc Sun IPC/40 Solaris 16.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> - 68040/25 HP9000-425 DomainOS 16.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> - 68040 NextStep (?) 16.26 <petergun@_coffeehaus.com> - Sparc Sun SS1 SUNOS 18.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun SS1 SUNOS 18.00 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - IBM RS6000 320 AIX 18.00 <mg@_svtpc3.fb12.tu-berlin.de> - ARM ARM710/40 RISCOS 18.43 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Sparc Sun SS1+ SUNOS 19 <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> - Sparc Sun SS1+ SUNOS 24.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun IPC SUNOS 24.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - IBM RS6000 320H AIX 24.00 <mg@_svtpc3.fb12.tu-berlin.de> - Sparc Sun Sparcstation2 SUNOS 26.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> - SparcClassic/50 Solaris 32.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> - Sparc Sun ELC SUNOS 32.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - HP-PA 9000-720 HP-UX 32.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - Sparc Sun SS10 SUNOS 34.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun SS10 SUNOS 34.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> - Pentium/100 Win-NT 36.21 <marcus@_healthchex.com> - Sparc Sun Sparcstation2 SUNOS 38.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> - Intel Pentium/100 Beos5 38.50 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium/100 WinNT4 39.66 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium/100 FreeBSD 40.32 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium/100 MSDOS 40.71 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Mips R4000/100 Indy (?) 48.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> - Mips R4000/100 SGI IndySC Irix 48.00 <lziegler@_csbsju.edu> - HP-PA 9000-720 HP-UX 48.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - Sparc SS10 SUNOS 48.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> - IBM RS-6000-250/66 AIX 52.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> - Sparc Sun Sparcstation10d SUNOS 54.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> - Sparc SS1000 2CPU SUNOS 58.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> - Sparc SS20 SUNOS 60.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> - IBM RS6000-250/80 AIX 62.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> - Alpha 21064/133 Decstation OSF1 64 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> - Alpha 21064/133 Dec3000 OSF1 66.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> - Sparc Sun SS5 SUNOS 68.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun SS20 SUNOS 72.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> - Sparc Sun SS20/712 Solaris 74 <spohr@_qmos.com> - Mips R4400/150 Challenge (?) 74.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> - Mips R4400/150 Indigo2Extr (?) 74.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> - HP-PA 9000-715 HP-UX 74.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - Centaur C6/200 WinNT4 77.00 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Centaur C6/200 Win98 78.48 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Centaur C6/200 MSDOS 78.79 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Centaur C6/200 Win95 78.81 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Sparc SS5 sun4m SUNOS 84.00 <chrisv@_allegria.com> - Sparc SS1000E SUNOS 84.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> - Alpha OSF1 92.00 <petergun@_coffeehaus.com> - Mips R4400/200 Indigo2Extr (?) 98.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> - HP-PA 9000-735/99 HP-UX 98.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> - Sparc SS5 SUNOS 104.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> - Sparc Sun SS4/110 Solaris 108 <spohr@_qmos.com> - Sparc Sun SS4 Solaris 108.00 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - Sparc Sun SS5 SUNOS 110 <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> - Alpha 21064A/233 OSF1 114 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> - Alpha 3000 21064/300 OSF1 120.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> - HP-PA 700/125 HP-UX 122 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> - HP-PA 9000-735/125 HP-UX 122.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> - Mips R4600/133 SGI Indy Irix 132 <lziegler@_csbsju.edu> - MIPS R5000/150 Irix 148.00 <nachiket@_indimax.hydroqual.com> - IBM 6x86 OS/2 149.13 <mikedg@_ghostbbs.pandora.it> - Alpha OSF1 180.0 <mauger@_ensinfo.univ-nantes.fr> - MIPS R10000/195 Irix 194.00 <nachiket@_indimax.hydroqual.com> - Alpha 21164/333 AS500 OSF1 222.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> - Sparc Ultra-1 sun4u Solaris 254.00 <alternat@_rwth-aachen.de> - PPC604/133 IBM RS6000 AIX 254.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> - IBM RS-6000 43P powerpc AIX 260.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> - Sparc U-1 sun4u SunOS 284.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> - Alpha 21164/433 DPW433au OSF1 286.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> - HP9000-C160/160 HP-UX 316.00 <nicolai@_prz.tu-berlin.de> - Intel Pentium MMX/166 Beos5 327.96 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium MMX/166 Win98 328.36 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Sparc Sun US1/170 Solaris 330 <spohr@_qmos.com> - Sparc Sun US1/167 Solaris 330 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> - Intel Pentium MMX/166 WIN95 331.40 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Sparc Ultra-1 sun4u SUNOS 334.00 <chrisv@_allegria.com> - Intel Pentium MMX/166 MSDOS 336.93 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Alpha 3000-600S VMS 348.61 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - AMD Duron/750 BeOS5 372.05 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Alpha server 1000-4/200 VMS 397.68 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> - Sparc Sun-Ultra30/248 Solaris 482.00 <marc.Quinton@_stna.dgac.fr> - Intel Celeron/500 MSDOS 488.55 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Celeron/500 BeOS5 494.81 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Celeron/500 WinNT4 496.18 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Alpha 21164A/533 PC164LX NetBSD 531.55 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Pentium II/350 Win2000 573.00 <benjy@_kateandbenjy.com> - Sparc US2/296 2cpu SUNOS 596.00 <manu@_acm.org> - AMD Duron/750 MSDOS 723.78 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - AMD Duron/750 Win98 745.65 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - PowerPC G3/600 MacOSX 789.51 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium III/800 Win98 795.36 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium III/800 MSDOS 814.25 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Intel Pentium III/866 MSDOS 849.65 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> - Cray J90 Y-MP/100 16cpu Unicos 912.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> - Sequent Symmetry 6xP5/166 Dynix 984.00 <omega@_sequent.com> - Sequent Symmetry 16xP5/66 Dynix 1056.00 <omega@_sequent.com> - HP9000-C160/160 HP-UX 1278.00 <nicolai@_prz.tu-berlin.de> - Sequent NUMA-Q 12x P6/180 Dynix 1416.00 <omega@_sequent.com> - Pentium III/800 Win NT 2267.00 <benjy@_kateandbenjy.com> - Sequent NUMA-Q 32x P6/180 Dynix 3776.00 <omega@_sequent.com> -</verb> - - -<sect>Signature - -<p>Isolde wasn't born at the time of the first 'BogoMips information -sheet,' as it was called at that time. Now she is nine, and has a -brother Roderick of seven (next week) and a sister Daphne of nearly -4. Boy, has this BogoMips mini-Howto, as it now is called, been long -in the making. I may well call it a jubilee edition. - -<p>Met vriendelijke groeten, Wim 'Dad' van Dorst. -<verb> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Wim van Dorst, Clifton Scientific Text Services, tel/fax +31 355 242 319 - This sentence have three erors -</verb> -</article> - +<!doctype linuxdoc system> +<article> +<title>BogoMips mini-Howto +<author>Wim van Dorst, <htmlurl url="mailto:WvD@clifton.nl" +name="WvD@clifton.nl"> +<date>v36, 2004-04-27 +<abstract> +<nidx>BogoMips</nidx><nidx>BogoMips!international</nidx> +This text gives some information about BogoMips, compiled +from various sources such as news and e-mail. + +This text, initially started back in 1993 as BogoMips Information Sheet, +is retrievable in the most up-to-date version from its homepage at +<htmlurl url="http://www.clifton.nl" name="www.clifton.nl">, and +from the various Linux archives in the file .../HOWTO/mini/BogoMips. + +Translations are reported to be available in +<htmlurl url="http://www.linux.org.tw/CLDP" name="Chinese">, +<htmlurl url="http://www.freenix.org/unix/linux/HOWTO/mini/BogoMips.html" name="French">, +German, +<htmlurl url="http://tldp.fsf.hu/mini/BogoMips-hu.html" name="Hungarian">, +<htmlurl url="http://ldp.linux.or.id/HOWTO/mini/other-formats/html/ID-BogoMips-miniHowto.html" name="Indonesian">, +<htmlurl url="http://ildp.pluto.linux.it/HOWTO/BogoMips.html" name="Italian">, +Japanese, +Norwegian, +Polish, +Portuguese, +<htmlurl url="http://ruslandh.narod.ru/howto_ru/mini/BogoMips" name="Russian">, +<htmlurl url="http://www.insflug.org/COMOs/BogoMIPS-mini-Como/BogoMIPS-mini-Como.html" name="Spanish">, +and <htmlurl url="http://hroch.zero.sk/howto-bogo.shtml" name="Slovak"> +from appropriate archives. + +An explanatory <htmlurl url="http://kinetic.org/bogo-mips.html" +name="article">, titled 'the Quintessential Linux Benchmark,' was published +in the Linux Journal, vol 21, January 1996. + +The BogoMips is also explained in <htmlurl url="http://www.linuxresource.com" +name="The Jargon File">. + +New mini-Howto entries for unlisted CPUs will be highly appreciated. +They can be send per <htmlurl url="mailto:WvD@clifton.nl" +name="e-mail to the author Wim van Dorst"> +</abstract> +<toc> + + +<sect>The highest and lowest BogoMips ratings + +<p>The following are the highest and the lowest BogoMips +ratings, as reported directly to me, or published on Usenet. + +<sect1>The highest single-CPU Linux boot sequence BogoMips value + +<p> +<itemize> +<item>Heiko Steindl <tt/heiko@steindl.com/ +<item>Intel Pentium 4, at 3400 MHz +<item>6717.44 BogoMips +</itemize> + +<sect1>The lowest Linux boot sequence BogoMips value + +<p> +<itemize> +<item>Tim Van der Linden, <tt/timvdl@innet.be/ +<item>Intel 8088, at 4.77 MHz, ELKS +<item>0.02 BogoMips +</itemize> + +<sect1>The highest multiple-CPU Linux boot sequence BogoMips value + +<p> +<itemize> +<item>Dan Kirkpatrick, <tt/dkirk@physics.syr.edu/ +<item>102 CPU Beowulf of Pentium IIIs, at 1000MHz +<item>203862.30 BogoMips +</itemize> + +<sect1>The highest non-Linux BogoMips value + +<p> +<itemize> +<item><tt/omega@sequent.com/ +<item>Sequent Numa-Q, 32 Pentium CPUs at 180MHz +<item>Dynix operating system +<item>3776.00 BogoMips +</itemize> + + +<sect>The frequently asked questions about BogoMips + +<p>Several authors have contributed to my knowledge of BogoMips. In +this place, I would like to thank them highly. + +<sect1>What are BogoMips + +<p>Quoted from the Internet, origin unknown but brought to the attention +by Eric S Raymond <tt/esr@thyrsus.com/, and Geoff Mackenzie +<tt/freon@dialstart.net/, there is an humourously illustrative +definition of BogoMips as ''the number of million times per second +a processor can do absolutely nothing.'' + +<p>On a more precise basis, from Lars Wirzenius' +<tt/wirzeniu@kruuna.Helsinki.FI/ mail of 9 September 1993, explaining +Bogomips, with additional detailed information by Alessandro Rubini, +<tt/rubini@morgana.systemy.it/, and by Wim van Dorst: + +<quote> +`MIPS is short for Millions of Instructions Per Second. +It is a measure for the computation speed of a program. +Like most such measures, it is more often abused than +used properly (it is very difficult to justly compare +MIPS for different kinds of computers). +<p> +BogoMips are Linus's invention. The kernel (or was it a +device driver?) needs a timing loop (the time is too +short and/or needs to be too exact for a non-busy-loop +method of waiting), which must be calibrated to the +processor speed of the machine. Hence, the kernel +measures at boot time how fast a certain kind of busy +loop runs on a computer. "Bogo" comes from "bogus", i.e, +something which is a fake. Hence, the BogoMips value +gives some indication of the processor speed, but it is +way too unscientific to be called anything but BogoMips. +<p> +The reasons (there are two) it is printed during boot-up +is that a) it is slightly useful for debugging and for +checking that the computers caches and turbo button work, +and b) Linus loves to chuckle when he sees confused +people on the news.' +</quote> + +BogoMips are being determined in <tt>/usr/src/linux/init/main.c</tt> +(simple C algorithm, with a nice example of floating point +arithmetic within the fully integer kernel), and the pertaining +kernel variable <tt/loops_per_sec/ is used in several drivers +for more serious purpose. The actual delay function <tt/udelay()/ +is in assembler, and therefore each port has its own definition in +<tt>/include/asm/delay.h</tt>. The <tt/loops_per_sec/ variable and +the <tt/udelay()/ function are used in numerous drivers, see: +<quote><verb> +cd /usr/src/linux #or where else source is located +find . -name '*.[hcS]' -exec fgrep loops_per_sec {} /dev/null \; +find . -name '*.[hcS]' -exec fgrep udelay {} /dev/null \; +</verb></quote> + +The BogoMips calculation loop for the non Intel CPUs is similar +but not the same, because it is programmed in another assembler +language. BogoMips is however the only portable way over the various +CPUs (Intel-type and non Intel-type) for getting an indication of +the CPU speed. Even CPU clock speed is not available on all CPUs. + +<sect1>How to estimate what the proper BogoMips rating should be + +<p>From a initiative by Ian Jackson, <tt/ijackson@nyx.cs.du.edu/, and +Przemek Klosowski, much updated and expanded by Wim van Dorst for +current data, as listed below: + +As a very approximate guide, the BogoMips can be calculated by: + +<quote><verb> +System BogoMips Comparison +Intel 8088 clock * 0.004 0.02 +Intel/AMD 386SX clock * 0.14 0.8 +Intel/AMD 386DX clock * 0.18 1 (definition) +Motorola 68030 clock * 0.25 1.4 +Cyrix/IBM 486 clock * 0.34 1.8 +Intel Pentium clock * 0.40 2.2 +Intel 486 clock * 0.50 2.8 +AMD 5x86 clock * 0.50 2.8 +Mips R4000/R4400 clock * 0.50 2.8 +Motorola 68040 clock * 0.67 3.7 +PowerPC 603 clock * 0.67 3.7 +Intel StrongArm clock * 0.66 3.7 +Nexgen Nx586 clock * 0.75 4.2 +PowerPC 601 clock * 0.84 4.7 + +Alpha 21064/21064A clock * 0.99 5.5 +Alpha 21066/21066A clock * 0.99 5.5 +Alpha 21164/21164A clock * 0.99 5.5 +Intel Pentium Pro clock * 0.99 5.5 +Cyrix 5x86/6x86 clock * 1.00 5.6 +Intel Pentium II/III clock * 1.00 5.6 +AMD K7/Athlon clock * 1.00 5.6 +Intel Celeron clock * 1.00 5.6 +Intel Itanium clock * 1.00 5.6 +Mips R4600 clock * 1.00 5.6 + +Alpha 21264 clock * 1.99 11.1 +Centaur VIA clock * 1.99 11.1 +AMD K5/K6/K6-2/K6-III clock * 2.00 11.1 +AMD Duron/Athlon XP clock * 2.00 11.1 +UltraSparc II clock * 2.00 11.1 +Pentium MMX clock * 2.00 11.1 +Pentium 4 clock * 2.00 11.1 +Centaur C6-2 clock * 2.00 11.1 +PowerPC 604/604e/750 clock * 2.00 11.1 +Motorola 68060 clock * 2.01 11.2 +Intel Xeon (hyperthreading) clock * 3.97 22.1 + +Hitachi SH-4 not enough data (yet) +IBM S390 not enough data (yet) +Intel ARM not enough data (yet) +</verb></quote> + +Note that the BogoMips calculation loop does not take full +advantage of the parallelism of various processors, such +as the Intel Pentium and the Alpha 21164. Also read the +section on 'New BogoMips algorithm?' below, since for some +of these CPUs recent kernels may give different data. + +<sect1>How to determine what the current BogoMips rating is + +<p>There are three methods to determine the current BogoMips, viz. + +<enum> +<item>looking in <tt>/proc/cpuinfo</tt>, e.g., with +<tt>`cat /proc/cpuinfo`</tt>. This method is highly +preferred above the alternatives. +<item>looking in the syslog output to see what was printed there +during booting. If you're lucky the information may still +be on the booting virtual console (if necessary, switch to it with the +Alt-F1 key combination), otherwise you can retrieve +the information explicitly with dmesg or syslogk. This alternative +gives accurate information but is more work. +<item>using the standalone bogomips program. This is +only recommended for non-Linux system, for reasons pointed +out below. +</enum> + +A non-determinative alternative, which is also applicable for non-Linux +systems such as Crays and so, may be a standalone BogoMips +program. One recent version (now at 1.4) is currently available, viz. +Darrick Wong's <tt/djwong@thibs.menloschool.org/. +Jeff Tranter <tt/jeff_tranter@mitel.com/ +was the original author. From his readme file: + +<quote> +`Tired of rebooting your system so you can see how many +BogoMips it's running at today? [...] "Bogomips" is a +standalone program that displays your system performance +using one of the world's most recognized benchmarks. It +uses the same code that is used in the Linux kernel while +booting, but runs as a user program. [...] Version 1.3 of +BogoMips is now portable and should run on any system +that supports an ANSI C compiler and library.' +</quote> + +Note that due to system load values calculated with a standalone +program on Linux systems may be quite different from registered +in the list below. Intrinsically a standalone program cannot give +precisely similar information to the boot sequence BogoMips, since +system load will compete with the program run by an ordinary user. +Therefore only boot sequence BogoMips ratings are listed below. + +Be aware that Jeff's file +<tt>sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/Linux/system/status/bogo-1.2.tar.gz/</tt> +is outdated. Therefore, check out Darrick's program on +<tt>http://thibs.menloschool.org/~djwong/programs/bogomips/</tt>. +He even has a MSW*nd*ws binary version. + + +<sect1>Variations in BogoMips rating + +<p>From Linus Torvalds, <tt/torvalds@cc.helsinki.fi/, explaining about the +variation one may see in the BogoMips rating, in c.o.l.development, +at 28 April 1994 + +<quote> +`The BogoMips calculation loop is "quantizised", so you're +most likely to get the exact same number all the time. +You usually will get different numbers only if the speed +is just on the "edge", when small variations (different +time for interrupt ticks etc) will make it jump from one +value to the other.' +</quote> + +If a kernel is not compiled specifically for the pertaining CPU, +also some (even large) variations of the BogoMips ratings can occur, +mainly due to erroneous alignment. This problem apparently only occurs +on the various x86 CPUs (Intel and clones). Fortunately it can easily +be solved: recompile the kernel specifically for your CPU. + +<sect1>New BogoMips algorithm? + +<p>No, the BogoMips algorithm, contrarily to popular believe, did +NOT change over the various kernel versions. Furthermore, it is +intrinsically the same for all CPUs of all makes. + +<p>What did change in kernel version 2.2.14 is the CPU state +setting just before the BogoMips calculation. This affects the +BogoMips rating for all Intel and AMD Pentium variations, resulting +in approximately 2*clock, where these were not 2*clock. + +<p>The entries based on these upgraded kernel versions for CPUs +where this change was actually relevant for (Pentium II/III, +Celeron, Athlon) are marked in the list below with an initial * +(star symbol). + +<sect1>BogoMips ... failed + +<p>Suggested by various questions on the net and private mail, +e.g., by Lily, <tt/lbliao@alumni.caltech.edu/, and by Pierre Frenkiel, +<tt/frenkiel@cdfap2.in2p3.fr/. In March 1995 they asked: + +<quote> +`When I boot Linux I get the message: +<verb> + Calibrating delay loop.. ok - 23.96 BogoMips + failed +</verb> +Where/why has the calibration delay loop failed?' +</quote> + +It didn't fail. If it had failed the text would have been +<quote> +<verb> + Calibrating delay loop.. failed +</verb> +</quote> + +What likely did fail was a driver for some gadget which +you may not have in your machine. Just after calculating +the BogoMips rating all device drivers are initiated. +First the SCSI devices, then Net devices, etc. Any +failure is duly reported. Noteworthy is the AHA152x +driver. Other effects of failing drivers (and not of +failing BogoMips calculations) are systems crashes, long +waits, and complete system locks, somewhere close to +(just before or just after) outputting the ok - xx.xx BogoMips +text. + +Since Linux 1.2 many error messages have improved, so +upgrade to at least that version to find out which +particular driver it is that is failing. Also recompile +the kernel to only include the drivers that are actually +needed for your hardware configuration. + + +<sect1>What about clone CPUs (Cyrix, NexGen, AMD, etc) + +<p>Cyrix 486-like CPUs need cache enabling software, sometimes +referred to as BogoBoost software. Cyrix 5x86 and 6x86 CPUs may +have their BogoMips improved drastically by branch-prediction +(BIOS option). Note that the performance improvement may be +marginal. There are several packages available for adjusting +Cyrix CPUs, such as the BogoBoost patch, cx5x86mod, and set6x86, +all from the normal archives, in obvious places. It is reported +the Cyrix 6x86 CPUs may give better performance when the kernel is +compiled with 486-optimization, instead Pentium-optimization. + +NexGen 386-enhanced CPUs, marked as Nx586, are listed as +386-like, since the fact that they are performing like +Pentium machines is not relevant to BogoMips. + +AMD 5x86, also denoted as AMD 486DX5, are quadrupled 486/33 +machines. They are fully in line with other 486 CPUs. The AMD +K5 and the K6 are Pentium-like CPUs, with their own BogoMips multipliers. + + +<sect1>Why to pay attention to BogoMips + +<p>Let me add that there are only two reasons for paying attention +to the BogoMips rating that is presented on booting Linux: + +<enum> +<item> To see whether it is in the proper range for the particular + processor, its clock frequency, and the potentially present + cache. Many CPUs are prone to faulty setups of + <itemize> + <item> memory cache setting (write-back is wrong for BogoMips, often + reported lower than 5; write-through is ok) + <item> turbo-buttons (should be ON) + <item> BIOS-software emulated fake cache (change it for real cache) + <item> similar cache and clock related things, sometimes + also BIOS-software related + </itemize> + +<item> To see whether your system is faster than mine. Of course this + is completely wrong, unreliable, ill-founded, and utterly + useless, but all benchmarks suffer from this same problem. So + why not use it? This inherent stupidity has never before stopped + people from using benchmarks, has it? :-) +</enum> + +Note that more serious uses for real benchmarking are +addressed in the Linux Benchmarking Howto by André D. Balsa. + + +<sect>Compilation of ratings + +<p>The following table gives some reported BogoMips ratings for various +systems: more than 1600 entries by nearly 1300 different persons, from +over 50 different countries. + +Note that the ratings here are from the actual Linux booting sequence, +except of course for the section on Non-Linux Systems. + +Some entries are marked with an '*'. See the chapter above about +the 'New algorithm?' for explanation. And all e-mail addresses have been +anti-spam manipulated: replace @_ with @ for the original reporter. + +<sect1>386 systems: SX, DX, Nexgen + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 386SX/8 undercl 1.04 Andrew Costa <c_chaos@_wahnapitae.on.ca> + 386SX/12 1.78 Klaus Kettner <kk@_sesom.de> + 386SX/16 1.99 James Vahn <jvahn@_short.circuit.com> + 386SX/16 Packard Bell 2.05 <root@_Belvedere\%hip-hop.suvl.ca.us> + 386SX/16 2.09 David E. Fox <dfox@_belvedere.sbay.org> + 386SX/16 2.15 W Stevens <wgsteven@_math.uwaterloo.co> + 386SX/16 2.2 Lech Marcinkowski <puolalm@_tekla.fi> + 386SX/16 2.23 Andrew Bulhak <acb@_yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au> + 386SX/16 2.23 Steven M. Gallo <smgallo@_cs.buffalo.edu> + 386SX/16 2.34 Kevin Burtch <kburtch@_pts.mot.com> + 386SX/16 turbo 2.38 Andrew Haylett <ajh@_gec-mrc.co.uk> + 386SX/16 0c 2.43 Adam Clarke <adamc@_loose.apana.org.au> + 386SX/16 2.49 Waymon <waymon@_pacifier.com> + 386SX/20 2.7 Alex Strasheim <astrashe@_nyx.cs.du.edu> + 386SX/20 2.70 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 386SX/20 2.89 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> + 386SXL/25 AMD 2.9 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_sunburn.stanford.edu> + 386SX/25 AMD 0c 3.06 K.J. MacDonald <kenny@_festival.ed.ac.uk> + 386SX/25 AMD 3.38 Hamish Coleman <hamish@_zot.apana.org.au> + 386SX/25 0c 3.52 Rogier Wolff <r.e.wolff@_et.tudelft.nl> + 386SL/25 Intel 3.57 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> + 386SX/25 AMD 3.62 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> + 386SXL/25 AMD 0c 3.71 David E.A. Wilson <david@_cs.uow.edu.au> + 386SX/33 Intel 3.92 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> + 386SX/33 Intel 4.06 Kenneth J. Hoover <ken@_psuedvax.psu.edu> + 386SX/33 4.71 Alexander Komlik <apkom@_l.ukrcom.kherson.ua> + 386SX/40 Intel 0c 6.03 Michael Kenyon <u3g12@_keele.ac.uk> + + 386DX/16 2.49 Mike <mike@_emgee.demon.co.uk> + 386DX/20 Intel 3.0 Malcolm Reeves <reeves@_rocky1.usask.ca> + 386DX/20 Intel 3.08 Si. Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> + 386DX/20 Nec Powermate 3.22 David J Dawkins <davidd@_isl.co.uk> + 386DX/20 Micronics 3.25 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.rwth-aachen.de> + 386DX/20 3.67 Joost Helberg <jhelberg@_nlsun8.oracle.nl> + 386DX/25 3.91 Ian McCloghrie <imcclogh@_cs.ucsd.edu> + 386DX/25 3.95 Grant Edwards <grante@_aquarius.rosemount.com> + 386DX/25 0cache 3.96 J.O. Williams <jow@_techbase.com> + 386DX/25 32cache 4.53 J.M.A. Lahtinen <jmalahti@_klaava.Helsinki.FI> + 386DX/33 5.86 Tim Lacy <timla@_microsoft.com> + 386DX/33 64cache 5.99 Lars Wirzenius <wirzeniu@_kruuna.Helsinki.FI> + 386DX/33 Intel 5.99 Harri Pasanen <hpasanen@_cs.hut.fi> + 386DX/33 no387 6.03 Joel B.Levin <levin@_bbn.com> + 386DX/33 387 6.03 Peter Bechtold <peter@_fns.greenie.muc.de> + 386DX/40 6.21 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 386DX/33 6.46 Dennis Robinson <djrobins@_uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> + 386DX/33 6.5 Dean Nelson <deannelson@_aol.com> + 386DX/33 387 256cache 6.65 Wim van Dorst <baron@_clifton.hobby.nl> + 386DX/33 6.65 R Lim <ricklim@_opus.freenet.vancouver.bc.ca> + 386DX/33 6.7 Craig Hagan <hagan@_cih.com> + 386DX/40 6.99 Ken Wilcox <wilcox@_math.psu.edu> + 386DX/40 AMD 7.76 Joe Phillips <rchandra@_letter.com> + 386DX/40 AMD 7.10 Kerry Person <kperson@_plains.NoDak.edu> + 386DX/40 7.10 D. Bikram Singh <a336dhal@_cdf.toronto.edu> + 386DX/40 128cache 7.23 Julian Francis Day <jfd0@_aber.ac.uk> + 386DX/40 bogoboosted 7.23 Pat St Jean <stjean@_math.enmu.edu> + 386DX/40 AMD 128cache 7.23 Bergs <rabe@_akela.informatik.rwth-aachen.de> + 386DX/40 slow DRAM 7.26 John Lockwood <lockwood@_pan.vlsi.uiuc.edu> + 386DX/40 128c 7.29 Karsten Friese <ftdkafr@_ftd.ericsson.se> + 386DX/40 7.29 E.C. Garrison <ericg@_nickel.ucs.indiana.edu> + 386DX/40 7.29 Darin Cowan <cowan@_rubicon.org> + 386DX/40 7.29 Bonne van Dijk <bonne@_cs.utwente.nl> + 386DX/40 AMD 7.76 Todd Lindner <tlindner@_panix.com> + 386DX/40 7.76 Bear Giles <bear@_indra.com> + 386DX/40 AMD 387 64c 7.91 <wires@_gnu.ai.mit.edu> + 386DX/40 7.98 F Pilhofer <fp@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> + 386DX/40 64c 7.98 Dean Junk <dpjunk@_mm.com> + 386DX/40 AMD 32c 7.98 Tommy Olsen <tommyo@_ifi.uio.no> + 386DX/40 AMD 7.98 James Reith <reith@_racores.com> + 386DX/40 7.98 Aaron T. Baldie <atb@_u.washington.edu> + 386DX/40 128c 7.98 John Pate <jpate@_easynet.co.uk> + 386DX/40 7.98 Christian Nelson <cnelson@_csugrad.cs.vt.edu> + 386DX/40 7.98 Alan Peckham <peckham@_drei.enet.dec.com> + 386DX/40 8.06 Michael Guslick <michaelg@_alpha2.csd.uwm.edu> + 386DX/40 8.06 Richard Brown <brown@_midget.towson.edu> + 386DX/40 8.06 Bill G. Bohling <bs146@_tali.uchsc.edu> + 386DX/40 AMD 8.06 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + + Nx586/90 NexGen 67.44 <root@_wgw.mnsinc.com> + Nx586/90 NexGen 67.44 Robert Gehring <rag@_cs.tu-berlin.de> + Nx586/90 NexGen 67.48 David G. Eckard <dgeckard@_eos.ncsu.edu> + Nx586/100 NexGen 74.34 Cameron L. Spitzer <cls@_truffala.sj.ca.us> + Nx586/100 NexGen 256c 74.56 Marius Groenendijk <marius@_cray-systems.lu> + Nx586/110 NexGen 256c 81.51 Michael J. Micek <mmicek@_muddcs.cs.hmc.edu> + Nx586/110 NexGen 81.51 Ron Marsh <rmarsh@_plains.nodak.edu> +</verb> + +<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured 386 systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 386DX/16 387 nocache 0.57 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> + 386DX/25 0.82 P Wright <philip.wright@_purplet.demon.co.uk> + 386DX/25 nocache 1.03 Mark A. Horton <mahmha@_crl.com> + 386SX/16 1.5 Stefan Kromer <sk@_galaxy.sunflower.sub.org> + 386SX/16 1.6 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@_tmr.com> + 386SX/20 1.87 Paul C. Dulany <pcdulany@_wam.umd.edu> + 386SX/20 2.45 Roger Harkess <roger@_visi.com> + 386DX/25(?) 128c 6.03 Chuck Meo <meo@_solbourne.com> + 386DX/20 13 Ed Runnion <erunnio@_hubcap.clemson.edu> +</verb> + +<sect1>486 systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 486SX/20 DECpc 9.98 Thomas Pfau <pfau@_cnj.digex.com> + 486SX/25 12.24 M. Buchenrieder <mibu@_scrum.greenie.muc.de> + 486SX/25 12.3 Darren McKay <e9bh@_unb.ca> + 486SX/25 12.42 Mark R. Lindsey <mlindsey@_nyx.cs.du.edu> + 486SX/25 12.42 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 486DX/25 12.5 Phillip Hardy <phillip@_mserve.kiwi.gen.nz> + 486SX/25 12.52 Emmanual Emore <emor7672@_elan.rowan.edu> + 486DX/33 256c 16.33 Eric Kemminan <ekemmina@_pms709.ms.ford.com> + 486DX/33 16.35 Christopher L. Morrow <cm43@_andrew.cmu.edu> + 486DX/33 16.43 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> + 486DX/33 64cache 16.44 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> + 486DX/33 256c DIY 16.44 Wouter Liefting <wlieftin@_cs.vu.nl> + 486DX/33 Intel 128c 16.44 Rafal Kustra <g1krakow@_cdf.toronto.edu> + 486DX/33 16.5 Alex Freed <freed@_europa.orion.adobe.com> + 486DX/33 16.6 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_Sunburn.Stanford.EDU> + 486DX/33 noturbo 16.61 Vetter <cbvetter@_informatik.th-darmstadt.de> + 486DX/33 16.61 Jeffrey L. Newbern <jnewbern@_athena.mit.edu> + 486DX/33 16.61 Giuseppe De Marco <gdemarco@_freenet.hut.fi> + 486DX/33 16.61 M Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de> + 486DX/33 16.61 Frank Lofaro <ftlofaro@_unlv.edu> + 486SX/33 16.64 Jacob Papenfuss <webmaster@_the-corridor.com> + 486SX/33 16.64 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 486DX/33 16.77 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> + 486DX/33 16.77 Stephan Boettcher <staphan@_alzt.tau.ac.il> + 486DX/33 256c 16.77 D Manchester <mustang@_tartarus.uwa.edu.au> + 486DX/40 19.8 Jose Calhariz <cal@_minerva.inesc.pt> + 486DX/40 19.91 M Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de> + 486DX/40 19.96 David A. Ranch <dranch@_ecst.csuchico.edu> + 486DX/40 AMD 19.97 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE> + 486DX/40 Intel 19.97 Paul van Spronsen <vspr@_teppic.sun.ac.za> + 486DX/40 19.97 Ulf Tietz <ulf@_rio70.bln.sni.de> + 486DX/40 19.97 <Eberhard_Moenkeberg@_p27.rollo.central.de> + 486DX/40 19.97 Zoltan Lajber <lajbi@_lajli.gau.hu> + 486DX/40 19.97 Wim van Dorst <baron@_wiesje.hobby.nl> + 486DX/40 AMD 20 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> + 486DX/40 AMD 20.09 Pieter Eendebak <peendebak@_bbsw.idn.nl> + 486DX/50 24.48 Arnd Gehrmann <arnd@_rea.de> + 486DX/50 AMD 24.85 Klaas Hemstra <hst@_mh.nl> + 486DX/50 DTK 24.85 Randolph Christophers <randyc@_lna.oz.au> + 486DX/50 24.85 Kevin Lentin <kevinl@_bruce.cs.monash.edu.au> + 486DX2/50 24.85 Jason Matthew <jmatthew@_kn.pacbell.com> + 486DX2/50 24.85 Gregory P. Smith <smithgr@_cs.colorado.edu> + 486SX2/50 24.93 Christian Lederer <mail@cpu-museum.de> + 486DX/50 VLB 24.97 Tom Miller <tvtom@_en.com> + 486DX/50 24.99 Jeff <css@_erols.com> + 486DX/50 Intel 256c 24.99 Mike <mike@_emgee.demon.co.uk> + 486DX/50 25 Robert Herzog <rherzog@_rc1.vub.ac.be> + 486DX2/50 25 M. Abrahamsson <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> + 486DX2/50 25.0 Christian Holtje <choltje@_ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> + 486DX2/50 DECpc 25.04 Thomas Pfau <pfau@_cnj.digex.com> + 486DX2/50 Eisa 25.04 John Willing <willing@_cimage.com> + 486DX2/50 256c 25.04 Zhou Yanmo <zhou@_gauss.math.usf.edu> + 486DX/50 25.04 Michael Kress <kress@_hal.saar.de> + 486DX2/50 25.04 Mats Wikholm <mwikholm@_news.abo.fi> + 486DX2/50 25.04 J C Delepine <delepine@_linux.u-picardia.fr> + 486DX/50 25.04 J C Delepine <delepine@_linux.u-picardia.fr> + 486DX/50 25.04 Kevin Burtch <kburtch@_pts.mot.com> + 486DX/50 notebook 25.04 Pierre Frenkiel <frenkiel@_cdfap1.in2p3.fr> + 486DX/50 25.10 Heuler <heuler@_informatik.uni-wuerzburg.edu> + 486DX2/50 25.4 Brian Kennedy <bkenned@_hubcap.clemson.edu> + 486DX2/66 32 Lee Sau Dan <h9210876@_khuxa.hku.hk> + 486DX2/66 32.87 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 486DX2/66 32.9 Frederick <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> + 486DX2/66 33 Alec Muffett <alecm@_uk-usenet.uk.sun.com> + 486DX2/66 33 NN <coolefa@_pmifeg.com> + 486DX2/66 33 Steve Tinney <sjt@_enlil.museum.upenn.edu> + 486DX2/66 Intel 33 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> + 486DX2/66 VLB 33.0 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> + 486DX2/66 AMD 33.05 G Skinner <gskinner@_gwsunix1.crystalball.com> + 486DX2/66 VLB 33.18 Pablo Iranzo Gomez <iranzop@_gong.ci.uv.es> + 486DX2/66 VLB 33.18 Dag Wieers <dag@_digibel.be> + 486DX2/66 33.18 Remco den Besten <besten@_rdr.nl> + 486DX2/66 33.20 Arnd Gehrmann <arnd@_rea.com> + 486DX2/66 Intel/PCI 33.22 C Menke <carsten.menke@_post.uni-bielefeld.de> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Brian Ricker <gt2327c@_prism.gatech.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Don Bennett < <don@_engr.mun.ca> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Robert Heller <heller@_cs.umass.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Warwick Ward-Cox <wwar@_lostlink.alt.za> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Chien-An Chen <giant@_nwu.edu> + 486DX2/66 Eisa/VL 33.22 Serge <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> + 486DX2/66 AMD 33.22 Wayne Robinson <wayner@_renoir.cftnet.com> + 486DX2/66 Intel 33.22 Jim Barber <yeul@_marsh.cs.martin.edu.au> + 486DX2/66 33.22 Tom Lowery <tlowery@_mcs.kent.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.27 Viznyuk <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> + 486SX2/66 33.28 Jacob Papenfuss <root@_the-corridor.com> + 486DX2/66 33.3 Devon Tuck <devon@_netcom.com> + 486DX2/66 256cache 33.4 H. Peter Anvin <hpa@_nwu.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.5 Jongyoon Lee <mr2@_netcom.com> + 486DX2/66 33.5 Petrovsky Alexey <gong@_cs.msu.su> + 486DX2/66 33.5 Sung Lee <slee2@_umbc.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Gene McCulley <mcculley@_greatwall.cctt.com> + 486DX2/66 33.55 W. Zeilinger <wzeil@_doradus.ast.univie.ac.at> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Eric Malkowski <malk@_world.std.com> + 486DX2/66 0c 33.55 Chris Petit <mystere@_ix.net.com> + 486DX2/66 33.55 <al-b@_minster.york.ac.uk> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Jesper de Jong <jesper@_cas.et.tudelft.nl> + 486DX2/66 33.55 John Paul Morrison <jmorriso@_bogomips.com> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Arash <ei39594@_ios.chalmers.se> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Ralph Lewis <rlewis@_mail.wsu.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Ulisses Alonso Camaro <alonso@_bebe.uv.es> + 486DX2/66 33.55 <bussmann@_wolpi.infomatik.uni-bonn.de> + 486DX2/66 Intel/PCI 33.55 L J LaBash <labash@_lcjones.aclib.siue.edu> + 486DX2/66 Intel 33.55 Andrew Tubbiolo <enigma@_seds.lpl.arizona.edu> + 486DX2/66 33.55 W Fink <werner.fink@_physik.uni-stuttgart.de> + 486DX2/66 ICL 33.55 Mathias Koerber <mathias@_solomon.technet.sg> + 486DX2/66 33.55 Bill Pogue <gwp@_dithots.dithots.org> + 486DX2/66 256c 33.58 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> + 486DX2/66 33.7 Triantafillou <triant@_pegasus.montcleair.edu> + 486DX2/66 256c Intel 33.81 S Harris <harris@_teaching.physics.ox.ac.uk> + 486DX2/66 33.9 Magnus Back <erambk@_eraj.ericsson.se> + 486DX2/66 notebook 33.9 Robert A Knop <rknop@_mop.caltech.edu> + 486DX2/66 34.06 Al Clark <aclark@_netcom.com> + 486DX4/75 notebook 37.38 January W <jweiner1@_ix.urz.uni-heidelberg.de> + 486DX4/75 37.47 G Asmundarson <grettir@_wordperfect.com> + 486DX2/80 39.83 Samuel Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 486DX2/80 39.93 Andrew Tubbiolo <enigma@_seds.lpl.arizona.edu> + 486DX2/80 overcl/66 39.94 Mario L. Guttierez <mgutier@_mentor.sdu.edu> + 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 Corey D Brenner <brenner@_umr.edu> + 486DX2/80 39.94 Dan Delaney <cgdela01@_homer.louisville.edu> + 486DX2/80 39.94 D tHaar <danny@_caution.cistron.nl.mugnet.org> + 486DX2/80 overcl 39.94 Peter Suetterlin <ps@_kis.uni-freiburg.de> + 486DX2/80 overcl 39.94 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> + 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 JL Gomez <kitana!sysop@_caprica.com> + 486DX2/80 AMD 39.94 Pete Krawczyk <pkrawczy@_uiuc.edu> + 486DX2/80 AMD 40 Rene Baart <baart@_simplex.nl> + 486DX2/80 AMD 40 Wolfgang Kalthoff <wo@_rio70.bln.sni.de> + 486DX2/80 40.0 Rick Brown <ccastrb@_prism.gatech.edu> + 486DX2/80 AMD 40.14 Jon Lewis <jlewis@_inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu> + 486DX2/80 AMD 40.14 Richard S. Stone <rstone@_edgp.com> + 486DX2/80 40.15 Oleg <oleg@_hpcms.co.il> + 486DX2/80 AMD 40.18 Adri Verhoef <a3@_a3.xs4all.nl> + 486DX2/80 40.18 Mats Andtbacka <mandtback@_abo.fi> + 486DX2/100 AMD overcl 49.14 Jon Lewis <jlewis@_inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu> + 5x86/100 AMD undercl 49.66 NN <root@_tailor.aleim.net> + 486DX4/100 49.66 Pete Cervasio <cervasio@_airmail.net> + 486DX4/100 256c 49.71 L Pressler <lutz.pressler@_med-stat.GWDG.de> + 486DX4/100 49.71 Brett Gersekowski <bgrerseko@_powerup.com.au> + 486DX4/100 Intel 256c 49.77 Angelo Haritsis <ah@_doc.ic.ac.uk> + 5x86/100 AMB undercl 49.77 Bernd Hentig <bernd.hentig@_guug.de> + 486DX4/100 49.78 Aurel Balmosan <aurel@_xylo.owl.de> + 486DX4/100 49.87 Chris Saia <minkie@_concentric.net> + 486DX4/100 49.87 Aaron Brick <abrick@_dcc.uchile.cl> + 486DX4/100 50 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> + 486DX4/100 50.02 Peter Skov Knudsen <gogol@_ask.diku.dk> + 486DX4/100 50.02 Shadow Weaver <djamison@_students.wisc.edu> + 486DX4/100 AMD 50.3 Dave <shodan@_shodan.clark.net> + 486DX4/100 AMD 50.04 Tony Smolar <asmolar@_fast.net> + 486DX4/100 50.05 fredk <fredk@_shadow.net> + 486DX4/100 50.06 Ronald Prague <ronp@_fisnet.net> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Matt Gisher <matt@_matt.fidalgo.net> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Steven A. Duchene <sduchene@_cis.ysu.edu> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Miles O'Neal <meo@_schoneal.com> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Will <zxmvg07@_hp12.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Piet de Bondt <bondt@_dutiws.twi.tudelft.nl> + 486DX4/100 laptop 50.08 Karl Kleinpaste <karl_kleinpaste@_cs.cmu.edu> + 486DX4/100 256c 50.08 Thomas Kanschik <y0000997@_ws.rz.tu-bs.de> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Linas Vepstas <linas@_fc.net> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Ed Daiga <daiga@_engin.umich.edu> + 486DX4/100 notebook 50.08 Gerry Quejada <fd863@_cleveland.freenet.edu> + 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 B Schuller <schuller@_ind136a.wi.leidenuniv.nl> + 486DX4/100 50.08 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 486DX4/100 50.08 David E.A. Wilson <david@_cs.uow.edu.au> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Mark Lumsden <root@_titan2.physics.mcmaster.ca> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Ashar <ashar@_netcom12.netcom.com> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Jacob Waltz <waltz@_pcjiw.lampf.lanl.gov> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Tom Sinclair <sinner@_cafe.net> + 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 G. Skinner <gskinner@_gwsunix1.crystalball.com> + 486DX4/100 AMD 50.08 Nick Savoiu <nick@_ritz.mordor.com> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Thomas J Fisher <twb5odt@_nmia.com> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Pascal Pensa <pensa@_aurora.unice.fr> + 486DX4/100 50.08 Julian Bradbury <julian@_xabcs.demon.co.uk> + 486DX4/100 50.51 Frederic Potter <frederic@_swing.ibp.fr> + 486DX4/100 50.66 Bill Stegers <bill_ste@_zeelandnet.nl> + 486DX4/120 256c 59.1 Kevin <kalichwa@_oakland.edu> + 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Mark Tranchant <mat92@_ecs.soton.ac.uk> + 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Fred Broce <fbroce@_atlanta.com> + 486DX4/120 AMD 59.90 Marko Ovaska <ovaska@_cc.helsinki.fi> + 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Bob Purdon <bobp@_mpx.com.au> + 486DX4/120 AMD 59.80 Pat Young <dice@_netbsd.warped.com> + 486DX4/120 59.91 Will <zxmvg07@_hp12.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de> + 486DX4/120 AMD 256c 60.01 Angelo Haritsis <ah@_doc.ic.ac.uk> + 486DX4/120 overcl 60.45 Pascal Pensa <pensa@_aurora.unice.fr> + 486DX4/120 60.45 Neal Howard <neal@_metronet.com> + 486DX4/120 AMD 60.45 Oscar Belmar Madrid <obelmar@_anakena.usach.cl> + 486DX4/120 60.45 Jason Buchanan <jsb@_digistar.com> + 486DX4/120 60.45 Forsterling <dirk@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> + 486DX4/120 60.45 Bernd Hentig <bernd@_finow.snafu.de> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 NN <root@_tailor.aleim.net> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 Brad Wilson <bwilson@_deltanet.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.15 Paul S. Doyle <paul.doyle@_mci.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.44 P Krekola <perttu@_ntcmar01ba.ntc.nokia.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.44 V. Tailor <vtailor@_ibm.net> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.55 Andrew B. Cramer <cramer@_ripco.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.56 Bob Nielsen <nielsen@_primenet.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.65 Geoff Raye <gtraye@_igsrsparc2.er.usgs.gov> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.7 Klaas Hemstra <hst@_mh.nl> + 5x86/133 AMD 66.80 N.N. <vp24njcb@_ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Vasily Lewis <nn@_nn.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 67.10 James Reith <reith@_racores.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Yves Rougy <yrougy%siam@_cal.fr> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Peter A. Koren <pkoren@_lvdc20.dseg.ti.com> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Wim Joppe <joppe@_xs4all.nl> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Gunnar Stefansson <gunnars@_rhi.hi.is> + 5x86/133 AMD 256c 67.10 Vernard Martin <vernard.martin@_cc.gatech.edu> + 5x86/150 AMD overcl 74.75 Sergio Riveros <riveros@_musca.unm.edu> + 5x86/150 AMD overcl 74.75 Arthur K. Chan <artchan@_cs.ucr.edu> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 Suencksen <msuencks@_techfak.uni-bielefeld.de> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 J. Chris Hammond <cosmo@_pcisys.net> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.87 Bird Chen <luca@_linux.taiwan.hp.com> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.89 Geir Skaugen <geir.skaugen@_energy.sintef.no> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.89 Martin Vernon <martin@_gw6hva.demon.co.uk> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 79.92 T. Zerucha <zerucha@_shell.portal.com> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 Paul Colucci <pcolucci@_acsu.buffalo.edu> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 Steinar Haug <sthaug@_nethelp.no> + 5x86/160 AMD overcl 80.36 James Daniel <triadmin@_bga.com> + 5x86/160 AMD 80.36 David H.S. Oh <david@_std.net> +</verb> + +<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured 486 systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 486DX/33 0c 1.45 Mark Gray <vatavian@_gvu1.gatech.edu> + 486SL/25 0c 1.95 Paraskevas Evripidou <skevos@_seas.smu.edu> + 486DLC/40 0c 2.45 S.Schendel <sschend@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> + 486DX/33 128c 2.94 P.J. Nefkens <p.nefkens@_student.utwente.nl> + 486DX4/120 AMD 3.04 Andrew Steinbach <stei0113@_maroon.tc.umn.edu> + 486DX5/133 AMD 3.05 Eric Hagen <ehagen@_hawaii.edu> + 486DX4/100 Cyrix 3.06 Stuart Harvey <sharvey@_primenet.com> + 486DX5/133 AMD 3.06 Charles Galpin <chg@_severn.wash.inmet.com> + 486DX4/100 3.06 Bear Giles <bear@_indra.com> + 486DX2/80 3.08 Gerald E. Butler <gbutler@_phoenix.kent.edu> + 486DX4/120 AMD 3.08 Charles Hines <chuck_hines@_vnet.ibm.com> + 486DX4/66 256c 3.10 Riccardo Capella <mc8508@_mclink.it> + 486DX4/100 wb-cache 3.10 Paul Close <pdc@_sgi.com> + 486DX4/120 3.13 Brian Perkins <bperkins@_netspace.com> + 486DX4/120 AMD 3.15 <eruston@_net2.intserv.com> + 486DX4/100 3.17 Thomas Sudbrak <sudbrak@_borneo.gmd.de> + 486SLC2/50 Cyrix 3.30 Colin J. Wynne <cwynne@_sage.wlu.edu> + 486DX/33 3.61 Marten van de Laan <marten@_cs.rug.nl> + 486DX/33 noturbo 3.61 Dimitris Evmorfopoulos <devmorfo@_mtu.edu> + 486DX4/120 3.74 Brian Wheeler <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> + 486DX4/120 AMD 3.74 Fr Pilhofer <fp@_informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> + 486DX4/100 Cyrix 256c 4 Joel Kelso <joel@_cs.murdoch.edu.au> + 486DX/33 256c noturbo 4.25 Wouter Liefting <wlieftin@_cs.vu.nl> + 486DX/33 4.66 Mark Gray <vatavian@_gvu1.gatech.edu> + 486Rx2 Cyrix 25/50 4.85 <cosc19v2@_menudo.uh.edu> + 486SX/33 noturbo 5.21 Scott D. Heavner <sdh@_fishmonger.uucp> + 486DX2/66 overdrive 5.37 Jeremy Orr <jeremy@_careercenter.sfsu.edu> + 486DX/33 5.66 Ryan Tucker <rtucker@_ttgcitn.com> + 486DX2/66 5.88 P.J. Nefkens <p.nefkens@_student.utwente.nl> + 486DX4/100 5.94 Howard Goldstein <hg@_n2wx.ampr.org> + 486DX4/100 AMD 5.94 Mr Pink <vince@_dallas.demon.co.uk> + 486DX4/100 notebook 6.55 Thomas <tom@_dirac.physik.uni-konstanz.de> + 486DX4/100 notebook 6.55 Hugh McCurdy <hmccurdy@_ix.netcom.com> + 486SLC Cyrix 7 Pieter Verhaeghe <pive@_uia.ac.be> + 486SX/33 7.84 Paul Hedderly <prh6@_unix.york.ac.uk> + 486DLC/40 7.98 Wil Cromer <nwc2@_Ra.MsState.Edu> + 486DX/33 256c 8.27 Rohan Tronson <rohan@_kihi.com.au> + 486DX4/100 11.11 NN <usenet@_uxmail.ust.hk> + 486DX4/100 11.3 Earl Gooch <egooch@_mc.com> +* 486SLC/33 Cyrix 13.26 Daniel Path <danielp@_r-medialine.hu> + 486/66 Cyrix 13.02 Mike Baptiste <baptiste@_bnr.ca> + 486SLC2/25 14.6 Vaughan R. Pratt <pratt@_Sunburn.Stanford.EDU> + 486DX2/66 laptop 14.46 Robert Knop <rknop@_netcom.com> + 486SLC2/66 18.94 <root@_avalon.net> + 486DX/33 turbo 19.98 C Vetter <cbvetter@_informatik.th-darmstadt.de> + 486DX4/75 21.5 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> + 486DX4/75 24.13 Sherman Hsieh <shieh@_csua.berkeley.edu> + 486DX2/58 26.3 Vassili Leonov <leonov@_iedv7.acd.com> + 486DX4/100 overclock 28.67 Theo Scott <rkwtgs@_pukrs3.puk.ac.za> + 486DX2/80 36 Mark Lee <mlee@_heartlab.rri.uwo.ca> + 486DX4/100 TI 39.94 Andre Lehrbach <lehrbach@_redamp.com.br> + 486DX2/80 50.08 Mark Lee <mlee@_heartlab.rri.uwo.ca> + 486DX4/100 60 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> + 486DX2/100 overclock 60.45 Tony D Shan <tdsst9+@_pitt.edu> + 486DX5/133 AMD 75.40 Jeff Hyche <jwhyche@_scott.net> + 486DX5/133 AMD 80.08 NN <guesta@_slip-29-7.ots.utexas.edu> + 486DX5/133 AMD 87 John Wiggins <jwiggins@_comp.uark.edu> +</verb> + +<sect1>486 variations: Cyrix/IBM, UMC + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 486DLC/33 9.42 Dennis Robinson <djrobins@_uxa.cso.uiuc.edu> + 486DLC/33 387DX/40 9.47 Denis Solaro <drzob@_vectrex.login.qc.ca> + 486DLC/33 Cyrix wb 9.5 M. Asplund <matt@_xenon.cchem.berkely.edu> + 486DLC/33 Cyrix 386 11.2 Alex Freed <freed@_europa.orion.adobe.com> + 486DLC/40 256c 11.33 Schendel <sschend@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> + 486Dx/40 Cyrix 11.73 Malcolm Bremer <malcolm@_strw.LeidenUniv.nl> + 486DRx2/40 Cyrix 13.10 Christopher Lau <clau@_acs.ucalgary.ca> + 486DX/33 Cyrix 13.21 M Haardt <u31b3hs@_informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE> + 486DLC/40 bogoboost 13.21 Harry Pasanen <ps@_tekla.fi> + 486DLC/40 487 Cyrix 13.21 Ian A. Verschuren <iav@_po.CWRU.Edu> + 486DCL Cyrix 13.3 Tracer Bullet P.I. <ges@_earth.baylor.edu> + 486DLC/40 13.31 Adam Frampton <frampton@_access2.digex.net> + 486DLC/40 13.31 Rick Chow <crc@_cacs.usl.edu> + 486SLC-S/33 13.51 Brad Pepers <pepersb@_cuug.ab.ca> + 486DLC/40 no Cxpatch 15.47 Sergei O. Naoumov <serge@_envy.astro.unc.edu> + 486DLC/40 TI 128c 15.97 Philip K. Roban <phil@_seal.micro.umn.edu> + 486DLC/40 Cyrix 15.97 L.J. LaBash <labash@_lcjones.aclib.siue.edu> + 486DRx2/40 15.99 Christopher Lau <lauc@_fusion.cuc.ab.ca> + 486DX2/66 IBM no-FF 19 NN <coolefa@_pmifeg.com> + 486SLC2/66 IBM 64c 18.95 Sujat Jamil <sujat@_shasta.ee.umn.edu> + 486SLC2/66 IBM 128c 18.95 Sujat Jamil <sujat@_shasta.ee.umn.edu> + 486SLC2/66 19.02 Harry Mangalam <mangalam@_uci.edu> + 486SLC/50 19.28 Sion Arrowsmith <sion@_bast.demon.co.uk> + 486BL3/75 IBM 256c 21.40 Anders Stenback <stenback@_kuai.se> + 486BL3/75 IBM 256c 21.50 Ming S. Chan <ming.chan@_canrem.com> + 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.62 Demian Marshall <dandfi@_nospam.shaw.ca> + 486DX2/66 Cyrix 128c 26.63 Derek Kwan <dkwan@_zeus.UWaterloo.ca> + 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.63 Adrian Parker <adrian@_willen.demon.co.uk> + 486DX2-S/66 256c 26.63 Jean-Marc Wislez <JeanMarc.Wislez@_rug.ac.be> + 486DX2/66 Cyrix 26.63 Curran W. Fey <fey@_biotech.washington.edu> + 486BL3/100 IBM 256c 28.36 Anders Stenback <stenback@_kuai.se> + + 486SX-S/33 UMC 0c 20.20 Hynek Med <xmedh02@_manes.vse.cz> + 486SX-S/40 UMC 0c 26.52 Hynek Med <xmedh02@_manes.vse.cz> + 486SX-U5/40 UMC 0c 26.63 Dusan Mihajlovic <zdule@_herkules.co.yu> +</verb> + +<sect1>Pentium systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Pentium/60 23 Chien-An Chen <giant@_nwu.edu> + Pentium/60 23.96 Joost Helberg <jhelberg@_nlsun8.oracle.nl> + Pentium/60 23.96 Ulf Tietz <ulf@_rio70.bln.sni.de> + Pentium/60 Gateway 23.96 Manoj Kasichainula <mvkasich@_eos.ncsu.edu> + Pentium/60 23.96 Pierre Frenkiel <frenkiel@_cdfap1.in2p3.fr> + Pentium/60 23.96 Tim Oosterbroek <tim@_astro.uva.nl> + Pentium/60 NCR 3455 24 Mathias Koerber <mathias@_solomon.technet.sg> + Pentium/60 24 Joe Sloan <jjs@_engr.ucr.edu> + Pentium/60 24.0 Mark H. Wood <mwood@_indyvax.iupui.edu> + Pentium/60 24.13 R.M. van Rijswijk <rijswijk@_cs.utwente.nl> + Pentium/66 25 Chuck Munro <chuckm@_canada.hp.com> + Pentium/66 26.63 Jason M. Naughton <jnaughto@_ee.ryerson.ca> + Pentium/66 26.84 Kelly Carmichael <kcarmich@_cln.etc.bc.ca> + Pentium/75 256c 29.5 Chris Dodd <cdodd@_super.win.or.jp> + Pentium/75 29.70 H. Cuijpers <hcuijpers@_maas-services.com> + Pentium/75 29.79 Scott M. Grim <sgrim@_netwalk.com> + Pentium/75 29.80 Torbjoern Kristoffersen <torbkris@_online.no> + Pentium/75 29.95 Steve Martin <smartin@_mrg.uswest.com> + Pentium/75 30.22 Zoran Marjanski <bagzor@_enterprise.ca> + Pentium/75 30.22 Andrew Buckby <c4ab1@_dmu.ac.uk> + Pentium/75 30.22 Stuart Nuttall <u9230106@_sys.uea.ac.uk> + Pentium/90 notebook 32.73 Rich Neves <neves@_cs.colorado.edu> + Pentium/83 overdrive 33.55 JCS <jean-claude.schwartz@_contiteves.com> + Pentium/90 34.07 A. Galbraith <ajgalb@_postman.essex.ac.uk> + Pentium/90 zappa 256c 35.6 Sebastien Dedieu <dedieu@_emi.u-bordeaux.fr> + Pentium/90 35.84 Jason Nunn <jsno@_stormfront.com.au> + Pentium/90 35.88 Joe Anderson <CPJJA@_ttacs3.ttu.edu> + Pentium/90 35.88 Warwick Allison <warwick@_cs.uq.oz.au> + Pentium/90 35.94 Erik Walthinsen <omega@_teleport.com> + Pentium/90 36 Joe Sloan <jjs@_engr.ucr.edu> + Pentium/90 36 Larry Auton <lda@_nfa.research.att.com> + Pentium/90 36 Richard Knipe <knipe@_lobby.ti.com> + Pentium/90 36.0 Werner Almesberger <almesber@_lrc.epfl.ch> + Pentium/90 36.06 Rob J. Nauta <rob@_iaehv.nl> + Pentium/90 36.08 Leung Hon Wa <cshwleun@_cs.citu.edu.hk> + Pentium/90 Zeos 36.08 Chris Laurel <claurel@_mr.net> + Pentium/90 36.08 Ronald Prague <ronp@_fishnet.net> + Pentium/90 36.08 Adrian Blues <adrian@_hypereality.co.uk> + Pentium/90 36.08 Pak Yin Tam "Fred" <ptam@_eesun1.tamu.edu> + Pentium/90 36.08 Jason Heiss <jheiss@_cco.caltech.edu> + Pentium/90 36.08 Tim Krantz <tek@_dsinc.com> + Pentium/90 Gateway 36.08 Pete Stewart <stewart@_bae.bellcore.com> + Pentium/90 36.08 Tom Manos <tmanos@_infi.net> + Pentium/90 36.08 Richard Mundell <R.Mundell@_uea.ac.uk> + Pentium/90 36.08 NN <usenet@_uxmail.ust.hk> + Pentium/90 36.08 Yavuz Batmaz <yavuzb@_knidos.cc.metu.edu.tr> + Pentium/90 36.08 Alan Skelley <askelley@_gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> + Pentium/90 36.08 Ralph Sims <ralphs@_locus.halcyon.com> + Pentium/90 36.08 Julian Bradbury <julian@_xabcs.demon.co.uk> + Pentium/90 36.08 Dan Langrill <langrlld@_mussel.cig.mot.com> + Pentium/90 36.08 Ravi Krishna Swamy <rkswamy@_eos.ncsu.edu> + Pentium/90 36.08 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + Pentium/90 Micronics 36.09 Andrew Brown <andrewbrown@_acm.org> + Pentium/90 36.27 Giao H Phan <giao@_concrete.resnet.upenn.edu> + Pentium/90 Plato 36.4 Joe Valenzuela <smarm@_ibm.net> + Pentium/90 36.5 Mike Kelleher <mikejk@_umfacad.maine.edu> + Pentium/90 36.9 Ted Gaunt <tgaunt@_pms701.pms.ford.com> + Pentium/100 overcl 38.39 Stefan Onderka <stefan.onderka@_metronet.de> + Pentium/100 39.52 Adrian Blues <adrian@_hypereality.co.uk> + Pentium/100 overcl 39.73 Phil Howard <phil@_clr.com> + Pentium/100 39.73 <Peter.Weiss@_informatik.uni-oldenburg.de> + Pentium/100 0c 39.73 Jason Crawford <jasonc1@_gramercy.ios.com> + Pentium/100 overcl 39.83 Stefan Onderka <stefan.onderka@_metronet.de> + Pentium/100 39.93 Tom Miller <tvtom@_en.com> + Pentium/100 Cyrix 39.94 Mike Holland <myk@_cygnus.uwa.edu.au> + Pentium/100 39.94 KAZ Vorpal <kaz@_upx.net> + Pentium/100 overcl 39.94 Donar G.E. Alofs <donar@_cs.vu.nl> + Pentium/100 39.94 Larry Snyder <larry@_trauma.iag.net> + Pentium/100 39.94 Ian Hill <ian@_hecate.phy.queensu.ca> + Pentium/100 39.94 John Crawford <link@_spu.edu> + Pentium/100 39.94 Alexandre de Menezes <menezes@_peta.com.br> + Pentium/100 39.94 Jered <jered@_mit.edu> + Pentium/100 overcl 39.94 Ian <irs2@_tweedledum.amp.york.ac.uk> + Pentium/100 39.94 Brian McGhee <brianm@_iceonline.com> + Pentium/100 39.94 M Skjelland <morten.skjelland@_pvv.unit.no> + Pentium/100 39.96 Dan Kha <dkha@_yorku.ca> + Pentium/100 39.98 Phillipe Charon <charron@_ecoledoc.ibp.fr> + Pentium/100 40.03 <bon@_elektron.ikp.physik.th-darmstadt.de> + Pentium/100 40.08 Ronny Spiegel <rspiegel@_htwm.de> + Pentium/100 40.18 David Baldwin <davidb@_exis.net> + Pentium/100 40.18 <habibie@_catevr.fiu.edu> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.8 Simon Ho <simon@_epsilon.win-uk.net> + Pentium/120 47.82 Jorge Juan-Chico <jjchico@_imse.cnm.es> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.92 Joel N. Squire <squire@_colorado.edu> + Pentium/120 47.93 Umberto d'Ortona <umberto@_grenet.fr> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 47.93 Jim T. Polk <jtpolk@_cris.com> + Pentium/120 47.93 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_mcs.com> + Pentium/120 47.98 Craig Bates <cbates@_psu.edu> + Pentium/120 47.92 Aaron Brick <abrick@_dcc.uchile.cl> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 48 Steve <horne@_mhd2.pfc.mit.edu> + Pentium/120 48.00 Michael Wazenski <mwazenski@_dsrnet.com> + Pentium/120 Intel 48.02 Scott M. Grim <sgrim@_netwalk.com> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 48.27 Glenn T Jayaputera <gjt@_budgie.apana.org.au> + Pentium/120 48.27 Roman Mitnitski <mitnits@_shany.net> + Pentium/120 48.27 Peter Walsh <pwalsh@_rain.org> + Pentium/120 Cyrix 48.2 Viznyuk <sviznyuk@_magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> + Pentium/120 49.27 Simon Hargrave <simon@_revell.demon.co.uk> + Pentium/133 53.04 Wayne Roberts <wroberts@_aug.com> + Pentium/133 53.04 A.J. Wilson <wilston.austin.aj@_bhp.com.au> + Pentium/133 53.04 Gregory Travis <greg@_indiana.edu> + Pentium/133 overcl 53.04 A. Kunigelis <algikun@_santaka.sc-uni.ktu.lt> + Pentium/133 Intel 53.04 Jimmie Farmer <calvin@_malchick.com> + Pentium/133 53.25 Chuck Mattern <cmattern@_mindspring.com> + Pentium/133 53.26 Glenn Holt <gholt@_lsil.com> + Pentium/133 53.26 Heikki Levanto <heikki@_lsd.ping.dk> + Pentium/133 53.26 Chaim Tarshish <chaim@_ipl.med.nyu.edu> + Pentium/133 53.26 Mitchell B. Hamm <hamm@_one.net> + Pentium/133 53.26 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> + Pentium/133 53.26 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_kremlin.emccta.com> + Pentium/133 53.26 Charny Peete Mitchell <cpmiche@_eos.ncsu.edu> + Pentium/133 256c 53.26 David Wuertele <dave@_gctech.com> + Pentium/133 256c 53.68 Guiseppe Miceli <ferdy@_ccii.unipi.it> + Pentium/133 53.68 Michael Kress <kress@_hal.saar.de> + Pentium/150 Intel 59.80 Joel D. Young <jdyoung@_afit.af.mil> + Pentium/150 60.01 Joost de Greef <joost@_stack.nl> + Pentium/150 overcl 60.21 Duarte Cordeiro <l38404@_alfa.ist.utl.pt> + Pentium/166 66.16 Pedro Soria-Rodriguez <sorrodp@_wpi.edu> + Pentium/166 66.35 K. Visweswaran <kviswesw@_lehman.com> + Pentium/166 66.36 T. Endo <enchan@_trc.rwcp.or.jp> + Pentium/166 66.44 Donald Lewis <dlewis@_jackson.freenet.org> + Pentium/166 66.76 F. Baitinger <baiti@_herrenberg.netsurf.de> + Pentium/166 67.10 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_mcs.com> + Pentium/166 67.10 Dylan <dylan@_ert.com> + Pentium/166 512c 67.10 Dirk Freese <freese@_infra.de> + Pentium/188 overcl 74.96 Reijo Pitkanen <reijop@_bzln.com> + Pentium/200 79.66 Piete Brooks <Piete.Brooks@_cl.cam.ac.uk> + Pentium/200 79.69 Timm Gleason <timm@_bess.net> + Pentium/200 79.89 Dave S. Baker <dave@_acedia.demon.co.uk> + Pentium/200 78.87 Nick D'Apice <ndapice@_erols.com> + Pentium/200 80.08 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> + Pentium/200 80.08 Steve Freeland <sfreel@_cs.mcgill.ca> + Pentium/200 81.92 Steve Baur <steve@_xemacs.org> +* Pentium/60 119.60 Luis Miguel Bruga <lmburga@_ieee.org> +* Pentium/90 179.81 Gavin McDonald <gavitron@_telus.net> +* Pentium/100 HP 197.00 Kevin Rutan <mt2mb@_neo.rr.com> +* Pentium/100 198.66 Patrick Nichols <pat@_humbug.org.au> +* Pentium/100 199.48 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> +* Pentium/133 264.60 Lew Pitcher <lew.pitcher@_td.com> +* Pentium/133 265.42 Max Vasin <max@_mail.ru> +* Pentium/133 266.24 Vadim <root@_teleline.es> +* Pentium/133 266.24 Loren J Donelsson <nojunk@_nojunk.com> +* Pentium/166 331.78 Sabu <sabu@_chatpr.org> +* Pentium/166 332.60 Electra Flarefire <bcrowe@_optushome.com.au> +</verb> + +<sect1>Oddly or faultily configured Pentium systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Pentium/66 2.18 Bob Myers <root@_shyguy.lonestar.org> + Pentium/90 notebook 9.5 Mark Maybee <markm@_cs.colorado.edu> + 6x86/120 Cyrix 52.32 Joel Boring <dwild@_eskimo.com> + Pentium/83 Overdrive 82.85 Brian Smith <smithb@_laraby.tiac.net> + Pentium/83 Overdrive 83.32 Scott Francis <mord@_netcom.com> + Pentium/83 Overdrive 82.94 G. Spiegelberg <greg@_owens.ridgecrest.ca.us> + Pentium/83 Overdrive 83.35 Jacek Polewczak <jacek.polewczak@_csun.edu> + 6x86/120 P120+overcl 104.86 Howard Poe <falcor@_kingsnet.com> + Pentium MMX/266 130.66 <yorkchan@_hotmail.com> + Pentium MMX/263 overcl 392.40 John Appleby <jma24@_cam.ac.uk> + AMD K6-2/300 399.95 Chris Ebenezer <chriseb@_nortelworks.com> + Pentium MMX/231 419.43 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> + Pentium MMX/263 overcl 435.87 Juan Domenech <domenech@_mail.seric.es> + SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 700.13 R Carrico <robert_carrico@_themoneystore.com> +</verb> + +<sect1>Pentium variations: Intel (MMX, Pro, II, Celeron, III, 4) + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Pentium MMX/133 265.77 Ron Peters <rpeters@_f15fast.al.intel.com> + Pentium MMX/150 307.53 Sami Sihvonen <buggy@_fix.no> + Pentium MMX/166 notebk 329.31 Massimo Pinto <pinto@_graylab.ac.uk> + Pentium MMX/166 notebk 331.75 NN <visionary@_aura.title14.com> + Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> + Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Dave Page <dave@_vale-housing.co.uk> + Pentium MMX/166 331.78 Matthew C. Sell <amtmcs@_amsta.leeds.ac.uk> + Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Sjoelie <patrick@_sjoel.xs4all.nl> + Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Viet Yen Nguyen <vt@_multiweb.nl> + Pentium MMX/166 333.41 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> + Pentium MMX/166 333.46 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Pentium MMX/180 358.81 David Efflandt <efflandt@_xnet.com> + Pentium MMX/200 398.13 Andy Saunders <andi@_numenor.oucs.ox.ac.uk> + Pentium MMX/200 398.13 A. James Lewis <james@_vrtx.net> + Pentium MMX/200 398.13 Sean Horan <sean@_psy.ed.asu.edu> + Pentium MMX/200 398.19 Fabio Comolli <comolli@_tin.it> + Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Reinhold J. Gerharz <rgerharx@_erols.com> + Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Eric Beymer <beymer@_soundex.com> + Pentium MMX/200 398.95 Duane Steel <dsteele@_direct.ca> + Pentium MMX/200 398.95 <ndpilatz@_undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> + Pentium MMX/200 mobile 398.95 Nam <nam@_netvigator.com> + Pentium MMX/200 399.77 Wei-shi Tsai <perdita@_dallas.crosswinds.net> + Pentium MMX/200 399.77 Erik Terpstra <erik@_solidcode.net> + Pentium MMX/200 400 Rob Jokinen <rjokinen@_rt66.com> + Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Paul Black <paul@_darwin.demon.co.uk> + Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Juho Cederstrom <cederstrom@_kolumbus.fi> + Pentium MMX/200 400.59 Bart <bart@_aceonline.com.au> + Pentium MMX/210 overcl 416.97 John Saunders <john@_nlc.net.au> + Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Ingo Reimann <reimann@_uni-muenster.de> + Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Mattias Hembruch <mghembru@_ece.uwaterloo.ca> + Pentium MMX/225 overcl 448.92 Larry Lade <lade@_btigate.com> + Pentium MMX/230 overcl 461.85 Rene Stanneveld <edge@_huizen.nhkanaal.nl> + Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Rui M.B. Machado <rui@_nifdl7.fd.ul.pt> + Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Rob Janssen <pe1chl@_amsat.org> + Pentium MMX/233 463.67 Jose Maria Perez Box <jmpbox@_etsin.upm.es> + Pentium MMX/233 465.31 Per Andersson <ppan@_cntw.com> + Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Eric George <ergeorge@_worldnet.att.net> + Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Mv Overbruggen <marcel@_johannes.iconnect.nl> + Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Keith Beacham <kbeacham1@_sympatico.ca> + Pentium MMX/233 466.94 Erwin Lubbers <erwin@_box.nl> + Pentium MMX/250 overcl 498.07 Maarten van Rossum <m@_vr.xs4all.nl> + Pentium MMX/266 overcl 525.93 Frank <r2@_xs4all.nl> + Pentium MMX/266 532.48 Wade Mealing <root@_damage.com> + Pentium MMX/290 overcl 581.63 Brian <eradicator@_home.com> + + Pentium Pro/133 132.88 John D. Sundberg <jdsundberg@_mmm.com> + Pentium Pro/150 149.50 Rogier Wolff <wolff@_bitwizard.nl> + Pentium Pro/180 179.61 Chuck Fee <fee@_ch4549.org> + Pentium Pro/200 197.42 Michael Griffith <grif@_cs.ucr.edu> + Pentium Pro/200 197.42 Curtis Varner <carner@_cs.ucr.edu> + Pentium Pro/200 198.84 Erik Max Francis <max@_alcyone.com> + Pentium Pro/200 198.84 Marc Winkler <marcus@_healthchex.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.04 V. Bostrom <Vareck_Bostrom@_ccm.jf.intel.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Justin Clancy <justin@_hippos.demon.co.uk> + Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Glenn Lamb <mumford@_netcom15.netcom.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.06 Laszlo Herczeg <las@_light-house.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Stefan <boresch@_schuber.u-strasbg.fr> + Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Greg Fausak <lgfausak@_august.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Chris Jones <chris@_planetsymphone.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Matthew S. Crocker <matthew@_crocker.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.07 Roberto <rc@_cr.com> + Pentium Pro/200 199.95 Reinhold J. Gerharz <rgerharx@_erols.com> + Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Gil Megidish <gmegidis@_ort.org.il> + Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Jose Navarro <jnavarro@_aoc.nrao.edu> + Pentium Pro/200 200.32 <Eric_Zucker@_om.hp.com> + Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Wayne Scott <wscott@_ichips.intel.com> + Pentium Pro/200 200.32 Adrian L. Hosey <ahosey@_cs.indiana.edu> + Pentium Pro/233 overcl 234.43 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> + Pentium Pro/400 397.31 Lamarque Vieira Souza <lamarque@_dcc.ufmg.br> +* Pentium Pro/200 399.76 Horst Wente <horst.wente@_acm.org> + + Pentium II/233 232.65 Jan Houtsma <jan@_houtsma.net> + Pentium II/233 233.47 Torbjoern Kristoffersen <torbkris@_online.no> + Pentium II/233 233.47 Sorin Mitran <mitran@_irs.fzk.de> +* Pentium II/118 234.29 Jose Gerardo A Quejada <gquejada@_nsclub.net> + Pentium II/266 265.42 Jon Trowbridge <trow@_kremlin.emccta.com> + Pentium II/266 265.42 A. Hochwimmer <a.hochwimmer@_auckland.ac.nz> + Pentium II/266 265.42 Matt Garman <garman@_ews.uiuc.edu> + Pentium II/266 265.42 Robert Woodwort <woodwort@_utmc.utc.com> + Pentium II/266 265.44 Nick Ullman <nick@_avenza.com> + Pentium II/266 266.24 Pieter Eendebak <p.t.eendebak@_phys.uu.nl> + Pentium II/266 266.24 John Calison <jcalison@_mindspring.com> + Pentium II/266 267.06 James McKinnon <jmack@_phys.ualberta.ca> + Pentium II/266 267.06 Greg <gl2hughes@_undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> + Pentium II/266 267.06 Pros Robaer <pros@_innet.be> + Pentium II/266 272.79 Frank Hale <frankhale@_worldnet.att.net> + Pentium II/300 overcl 299.01 Martin Lathoud <nytral@_endirect.qc.ca> + Pentium II/300 299.83 Andy Busch <buschap@_acs.wooster.edu> + Pentium II/333 332.60 Eric Games <frequenc@_laf.cioe.com> + Pentium II/350 347.34 NN <silkythreads@_home.com> + Pentium II/350 349.80 Rizzoli <rizzoli@_planet.it> + Pentium II/350 349.80 Jeff Bishop <jbish@_airmail.net> + Pentium II/400 396.49 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + Pentium II/400 396.49 Sven Skrivervik <sven.skrivervik@_eunet.no> + Pentium II/400 398.13 Floris Martens <fmartens@_bigfoot.com> + Pentium II/420 overcl 416.15 Rafal <rafamiga@_uucp.polbox.pl> + Pentium II/448 overcl 447.28 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_nomura.co.uk> + Pentium II/450 447.28 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_nomura.co.uk> + Pentium II/450 447.28 Stuart Nuttall <stu@_etcs.demon.co.uk> + Pentium II/450 447.28 Richard R. Urena <urena@_wilde.oit.umass.edu> + Pentium II/450 447.28 Brantley Jones <bjones@_cte.net> + Pentium II/450 447.28 Esmail Bonakdarian <esmail@_uiowa.edu> + Pentium II/466 462.03 Bjorn Lindgren <bjorn@_chiba.cx> +* Pentium II/233 466.94 Bill Maloy <bill.maloy@_goldinc.com> + Pentium II/504 overcl 502.99 David Hand <dhand@_best.com> + Pentium II/515 514.46 NN <luckydaze@_netzero.net> +* Pentium II/266 532.48 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> +* Pentium II/272 542.31 Ton <ton@_somedomain.com> +* Pentium II/300 594.73 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> +* Pentium II/307 614.40 Nicolas Boiteux <athome1@_caramail.com> +* Pentium II/333 663.55 John Ferriby <john@_interbroad.com> +* Pentium II/350 688.12 Niek <niek@_niek.net> +* Pentium II/350 699.50 Jan <jan-bruchsal@_gmx.net> +* Pentium II/350 699.59 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> +* Pentium II/350 699.60 Teun Warnaar <tat@_dds.nl> +* Pentium II/360 719.25 <tgreaves@_my-deja.com> +* Pentium II/400 792.99 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> +* Pentium II/400 794.62 Mark Dickie <mark@_dickie29.freeserve.co.uk> +* Pentium II/400 794.62 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> +* Pentium II/400 796.26 S Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> +* Pentium II/400 mobile 797.90 Marvin Pierce <mpierce@_bigpond.net.au> +* Pentium II/450 894.56 Scott <scott421@_bellsouth.net> + + Celeron/300 299.83 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + Celeron/300 299.97 Helmut <helmut@_cancon.com> + Celeron/300 307.20 Richard M. Sugg <richardsugg@_earthlink.net> + Celeron/333 332.6 Florian <florian@_egon-bbs.n-a-m.de> + Celeron/333 330.96 Douglas E Harmon <genius91@_gate.net> + Celeron/366 367.00 Raul Belisario <storm@_gold.com.br> + Celeron/400 398.13 Polaris <polaris_c@_my-deja.com> + Celeron/466 overcl 462.03 Tim Moore <timothymoore@_bigfoot.com> + Celeron/500 498.07 Falk Herwig <fherwig@_uvic.ca> + Celeron/500 499.71 Bruce H <xxx@_att.net> +* Celeron/300 598.01 R.J. Bergeron <rjber1@_geocities.com> +* Celeron/400 799.53 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> +* Celeron/433 865.07 Rob Farrel <rpf@_comcast.net> +* Celeron/433 868.35 Abhik Sarkar <asarkar@_optoconnect.net.in> +* Celeron/450 897.84 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> +* Celeron/466 927.33 John Pester <johnp@_sonicwall.com> +* Celeron/466 929.07 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> +* Celeron/500 996.15 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> +* Celeron/500 999.42 Pekka Tiitanen <peti@_kauha.kauhajoki.fi> +* Celeron/533 1064.96 F. Alfaro <al528580@_mail.mty.itesm.mx> +* Celeron/566 1127.22 Bacsi Roland <broland@_freemail.hu> +* Celeron/600 1192.75 Shaun Ewing <shaun@_shaunewing.com> +* Celeron/633 1264.84 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> +* Celeron/700 1386.08 Roberto Giungato <roberto@_giungato.it> +* Celeron/800 1599 Yves Bellefeuille <yan@_storm.ca> +* Celeron/900 1795.68 Hannes Schmiderer <bogomips_o@_schmiderer.cc> +* Celeron/950 1900.54 Hans-Willem Geitz <hw.geitz@_chello.nl> +* Celeron/1035 2064.38 Marlboro <marlboro_chen@_163.net> +* Celeron/1300 2601.77 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> +* Celeron/1700 3381.65 Andy Wiggin <awiggin@_alpinemicro.com> +* Celeron/1700 3420.97 Darryl Bryant <dazp@_zip.com.au> +* Celeron/2400 4734.97 C Clemson <chris.clemson@_softwareag.co.uk> +* Celeron/2400 4771.02 Zoltan Szabo <zoltan_szabo@_freemail.hu> + + Pentium III/450 447.28 Windsurfer <acorupe@_earthlink.net> + Pentium III/450 450.56 Rogier Spieker <rogier@_metallica.com> + Pentium III/500 496.44 Cesar Bravo <cesar.bravo@_compaq.com> + Pentium III/400 497.85 Eric McCoy <emccoy@_hamilton.edu> + Pentium III/500 498.00 Rajko Wehrhahn <seymour@_link-c.cl.sub.de> + Pentium III/500 499.71 Morris Walton <mccw@_ipass.net> + Pentium III/550 547.23 Art <aeolian@_yahoo.com> + Pentium III/550 548.86 Chris <chiuhing@_hotmail.com> + Pentium III/550 548.86 Evan L. Carew <ecarew@_emagtechnologies.com> + Pentium III/600 598.02 Elaine Wenderholm <wender@_cs.oswego.edu> + Pentium III/600 599.65 Donna Williams <silkythreads@_home.com> + Pentium III/600 599.65 Steve Cousins <cousins@_umit.maine.ude> + Pentium III/733 733.73 Ryan Snodgrass <ryan_snodgrass@_my-deja.com> + Pentium III/733 734.00 Steve Cousins <cousins@_umit.maine.ude> + Pentium III/750 747.11 Yong <yonliu@_my-deja.com> +* Pentium III/450 891.28 Bob Bucy <rbucy@_swbell.net> +* Pentium III/450 894.56 Achim Breunig <achim.breunig@_khe.siemens.de> +* Pentium III/450 894.56 Anthaam Bozer <hrana@_iname.com> +* Pentium III/450 897.84 Paul Drees <pad53945@_sci.tamucc.edu> +* Pentium III/450 901.12 Darrick Wong <DarrickWong@_mindspring.com> +* Pentium III/450 901.12 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + Pentium III/933 930.61 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> + Pentium III/500 992.87 Q. Uijldert <quiten.uijldert@_vicorp.com> +* Pentium III/500 996.14 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> +* Pentium III/500 999.42 Shawn D. MacIntyre <sdm1560@_hotmail.com> +* Pentium III/500 999.42 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> +* Pentium III/500 999.75 Darrick Wong <DarrickWong@_mindspring.com> + Pentium III/900 1028.92 Charles Reese <creese@_engr.ucsb.edu> +* Pentium III/533 1061.68 Ian Pilcher <pilcher@_concentric.net> +* Pentium III/550 1064.96 Limin Yu <dragontec@_justsystem.co.jp> +* Pentium III/550 1094.45 Benedicto Junior <benjr@_elo.com.br> +* Pentium III/550 1101.00 Chris Budde <chrisb@_internation.co.uk> +* Pentium III/550 1101.50 Julius Wijaya <jwijaya@_gmx.co.uk> +* Pentium III/560 1117.39 Jurriaan <thunder@_xs2all.nl> +* Pentium III/600 1192.75 F. Corona <fcorona@_marte.dicm.unica.it> +* Pentium III/600 1192.75 Niek <niek@_niek.net> +* Pentium III/600 1192.76 Taco IJsselmuiden <taco@_wep.tudelft.nl> +* Pentium III/600 1192.76 Alex Jenner <alexj@_ihug.co.nz> +* Pentium III/600 1199.31 J Uusi-Maahi <jarmo.uusi-maahi@_kanetti.com> +* Pentium III/645 1287.78 Federico Licifredi <flucifredi@acm.org> +* Pentium III/645 1287.78 Dimitri <d_barsoukov@_hotmail.com> +* Pentium III/666 1327.10 Fred Strauss <usenet@_strider.co.za> +* Pentium III/666 1330.38 Bacsi Roland <broland@_freemail.hu> +* Pentium III/700 1389.36 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> +* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Vipul Mathur <vipul@_linux-delhi.org> +* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Chris Raters <craters@_toasty.com> +* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> +* Pentium III/700 1399.19 Ivan Leban <ivan.leban@_uni-lj.si> +* Pentium III/700 1405.74 Sam Worf <samworf@_newsguy.com> +* Pentium III/700 1441.79 <a.giachino@_ekkinc.com> +* Pentium III/730 1461.45 Timm Murray <admin@_madtimes.com> +* Pentium III/750 1490.94 Werther Chieric <w_chierici@_hotmail.com> +* Pentium III/800 Vaio 1543.37 Scott Maines <smaines@_alaya.com> +* Pentium III/800 1576.96 S Thibault <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> +* Pentium III/800 1585.97 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> +* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Slawomir Axzkowski <slawek@_talex.com.pl> +* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Simon Horn <dinoming@_hotmail.com> +* Pentium III/800 1592.52 Marcio Pessoa <marcio_pessoa@_ig.com.br> +* Pentium III/800 1599.08 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> +* Pentium III/800 1602.36 Lew Pitcher <lpitcher@_yesic.com> +* Pentium III/850 1697.38 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> +* Pentium III/866 1723.60 Rob Farrell <rpf@_speakeasy.net> +* Pentium III/866 1723.60 Elgar Pichler <epichler@_yahoo.com> +* Pentium III/866 1723.60 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> +* Pentium III/866 1730.15 John Bland <shrike@_homer.cmp.liv.ac.uk> +* Pentium III/933 1816.22 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> +* Pentium III/930 1854.66 Tim Meehan <tmeehan@_alpinemicro.com> +* Pentium III/1000 mob 1970.17 Abjihit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> +* Pentium III/1000 1985.74 John Davis <root@_anc.net> +* Pentium III/1000 1985.74 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_laposte.net> +* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 A Chan <achanjunk@_yahoo.com> +* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 Michael Lush <mlush@_hgmp.mrc.ac.uk> +* Pentium III/1000 mob 1992.29 Ali Soylu <alisoylu@_jhu.edu> +* Pentium III/1000 1992.29 Mate Javor <mjavor@_gskcomp.hu> +* Pentium III/1065 mob 2115.76 Marc Frei <marc@_marcfrei.org> +* Pentium III/1125 2247.88 Jacques Bratieres <j.bratieres@_online.fr> +* Pentium III/1133 2274.09 Mate Javor <mjavor@_gskcomp.hu> +* Pentium III/1200 2798.38 Ronald Bynoe <praeluceo@_attbi.com> +* Pentium III/1266 2523.13 Mauricio A A Polo <maraya@_dcc.uchile.cl> + + Pentium 4/1000 1993.55 D. Richards <donrich@_neo.rr.com> + Pentium 4/1300 2588.67 Nick Johnson <npj7y@_virginia.edu> + Pentium 4/1400 2785.28 Hans Loos <hans_loos@_hp.com> + Pentium 4/1400 Mobile 2785.28 Frank Herrmann <fh15@_inf.tu-dresden.de> + Pentium 4/1500 2962.23 Gary Bridgewater <gbdsb@_pacbell.net> + Pentium 4/1500 2981.88 William C. Glaub <virage@_vast.net> + Pentium 4/1600 3198.15 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> + Pentium 4/1615 3224.37 Milo Sandydowns <max@_archigraph.net> + Pentium 4/1700 3381.65 Janossy Laszlo <djagga@_kabelkon.ro> + Pentium 4/1700 3407.87 J. Esquivel <jeroot@_angloamericano.ed.cr> + Pentium 4/1800 3578.26 Alasdair Earl <aearl@_ph.ed.ac.uk> + Pentium 4/1800 3578.26 Fred Heitkamp <heitkamp@_ameritech.net> + Pentium 4/1800 mob 3591.37 Ton Machielsen <ton@_machielsen.net> + Pentium 4/1800 3617.58 James Cowie <jcownie@_etnus.com> + Pentium 4/2000 3961.24 Craig McCluskey <diesel01@_vla.com> + Pentium 4/2000 3971.48 Timothy A. Chagnon <tchagnon@_nc.rr.com> + Pentium 4/2000 3971.48 F Liu <francis.lui@_member.sage-au.org.au> + Pentium 4/2000 3971.48 Steve Nelson <steve@_out-of-control.com> + Pentium 4/2000 3978.45 Ciro Bigongiari <ciro.bigongiari@_pd.infn.it> + Pentium 4/2000 3984.58 Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@_linuks.mine.nu> + Pentium 4/2000 4023.91 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> + Pentium 4/2200 4377.80 John Davies <john.davies@_c24.biz> + Pentium 4/2400 4793.23 Istvan Mayer <mayer@_chemres.hu> + Pentium 4/2400 4836.55 Spufi <spufi@_pandora.be> + Pentium 4/2530 5033.16 Andy Wiggin <awiggin@_alpinemicro.com> + Pentium 4/2600 5128.19 Esben Pedersen <esben_pedersen@_tdcadsl.dk> + Pentium 4/2600 5203.55 Janossy Laszlo <laca@_knet.ro> + Pentium 4/2667 5321.52 Heiko Steindl <heiko@_steindl.com> + Pentium 4/2800 5439.48 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> + Pentium 4/2800 5496.77 Elie De Brauwer <elie@_de-brauwer.be> + Pentium 4/2800 5521.40 Gerrit Holl <gerrit@_nl.linux.org> + Pentium 4/2800 5596.77 Jurek Bartuszek <koxta@_koxta.net> + Pentium 4/3000 5976.88 Peter Whysall <peter.whysall@_ntlworld.com> + Pentium 4/3000 5989.99 Abjihit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + Pentium 4/3060 6094.84 Bacsi Roland <broland@_mailbox.hu> + Pentium 4/3060 6121.06 Heiko Steindl <heiko@_steindl.com> + Pentium 4/3200 6406.14 Carson Reynolds <carsonr@_media.mit.edu> + Pentium 4/3200 6370.09 Scott <magic@_cyberglide.tv> + Pentium 4/3400 6716.44 Heiko Steindl <heiko@_steindl.com> + + Xeon/2400 4784.12 Mario Kool <m.kool@_linuxpowered.nl> + Xeon/2400 4797.23 D Lombardo <dario.lombardo@_telecomitalia.it> + + Itanium/733 SGI 730.88 Silvo Bozovicar <silve@_seed.aster.si> + Itanium/900 1346.37 Bill Maloy <bill.maloy@_goldinc.com> +</verb> + +<sect1>Pentium variations: Cyrix, AMD (K5/K6/K7, Duron, Athlon, Opteron), Centaur + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Cyrix 5x86/100 100.16 NN <root@_anxa04.cc.ic.ac.uk> + Cyrix 5x86/100 100.19 Valient Gough <vgough@_teton.mines.edu> + Cyrix 5x86/100 100.47 C.Chan <chan@_alfrothul.uchicago.edu> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Wynstan Tong <wynstan@_eecg.toronto.ca> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Joel N. Squire <squire@_colorado.edu> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.83 Leland Olds <olds@_eskimo.com> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 119.83 NN <root@_anxa04.cc.ic.ac.uk> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 120.68 C.Chan <chan@_alfrothul.uchicago.edu> + Cyrix 5x86/120 P150+ 122.01 Andre Coetzee <acoetzee@_ctcc.gov.za> + + Cyrix 6x86/100 99.42 Stig M. Valstad <svalstad@_sn.no> + Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 Matthew Flint <matthew@_philtrum.demon.co.uk> + Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 John Merriam <suprnaut@_esslink.com> + Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 109.77 Keith Smith <keith@_ksmith.com> + Cyrix 6x86/110 P133+ 111.82 Lew Pitcher <lpitcher@_yesic.com> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119 Jean-Claude Gouiran <jcg13@_ibm.net> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Taso Lyristis <taso@_remus.rutgers.edu> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 Hrvoje Stipetic <stipe@_zemris.fer.hr> + Cyrix 6x86/120 119.60 Yakko J. Warner <yakko@_wtower.com> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.60 B. James Philippe <bryan@_terran.org> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 119.83 Roger Merchberger <zmerch@_northernway.net> + Cyrix 6x86/120 119.83 Daniel Wold <danw@_panix.com> + Cyrix 6x86/120 120 John C. Beasley <beaslej1@_nevada.edu> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.01 Jay Thorne <jay@_result.com> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.01 Jeawan Kim <jaewan@_harc.edu> + Cyrix 6x86/120 P150+ 120.91 Cymen <cymen@_ziplink.net> + Cyrix 6x86/133 undercl 132.30 Maurice Janssen <mauricej@_xs4all.nl> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Holger Kemper <hok@_balu.ping.de> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Hrvoje Stipetic <stipe@_zemris.fer.hr> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.71 Michael Junek <mikey@_webfocus.net.au> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.82 Alex Liffers <aliffers@_tartarus.uwa.edu.au> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.82 Brian C. Theobald <theobald@_nortel.ca> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.88 Alvaro Lopes <alvieboy@_utad.pt> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 132.88 Craig Andersen <andersen@_fastlane.net> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 133.73 C. Drews <drews_c@_informatik.fh-hamburg.de> + Cyrix 6x86/133 P166+ 133.12 Daniel Gritter <dgritt47@_calvin.edu> + Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Evan L. Schemm <elschemm@_mtu.edu> + Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Steven Rainwater <srainwater@_ncc.com> + Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.50 Mike <rapacity@_ii.net> + Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.91 Sid Boyce <szb50@_amdahl.com> + Cyrix 6x86/150 P200+ 149.91 Eric Haas <haas@_andrew.cmu.edu> + IBM 6x86/150 P200 149.96 M.D. Guardia <mikedg@_ghostbbs.pandora.it> + Cyrix 6x86MX/166 A-Step 16.89 F. Friedman-Romell <ak398@_safr.org> + Cyrix 6x86MX/166 A-Step 166.71 David Anderson <rovaughn@_infoave.net> + Cyrix 6x86MX/188 P233 186.78 Dominic Baines <rdab100@_hermes.cam.ac.uk> + Cyrix 6x86MX/188 P233 187.19 Dominic Baines <rdab100@_hermes.cam.ac.uk> + Cyrix 6x86/225 223.28 Dean Mills <deanmills@_home.com> + Cyrix 6x86MII/233 P300 233.47 Russell Marks <rus@_forfree.at> + Cyrix 6x86MII/233 P300 233.47 S. Fuller <stu@_c49395-a.wodhvn1.mi.home.com> + Cyrix 6x86MX/300 overcl 280 Terry Porter <tjporter@_odyssey.apana.org.au> +* Cyrix 6x86 P200+ 374.37 Jan Verner <jan@_jan.cz> + Cyrix 6x86MII/250 499.71 Anders Hustvedt <corsec@_gamebox.net> +* Cyrix 6x86M/266 524.29 Juan Pablo <jpdborgna@_yahoo.com.ar> + + AMD K5/75 149.91 Simon Karpen <slk@_linux-shell.net> + AMD K5/90 179.40 <root@_krabi.mbp.ee> + AMD K5/90 179.40 Ken Edwards <edwards@_thor.xon.cuug.ab.ca> + AMD K5/90 179.40 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> + AMD K5/90 179.81 Marcin Owsiany <porridge@_lo4.ids.bielsko.pl> + AMD K5/90 180.22 Hector DC Gonzalez <turbo@_linux.lsl.com.mx> + AMD K5/90 181.00 Drew Golden <golden@_platinum.nb.net> + AMD K5/100 PR133 198.66 Trond Solem <trond.solem@_homemail.com> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 Henri Jamgotchian <hjamgot@_planete.net> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.48 Dark Mind <root@_dmh.ml.org> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.88 J. Grassel <grassel@_heart.cas.und.nodak.edu> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.88 Berend Reitsma <berend@_united-info.com> + AMD K5/100 PR133 200.29 Tilman Sommer <sommer@_vsun02.ag01.kodak.com> + AMD K5/100 PR133 200.32 Carlo Politi <cpoliti@_mare.gol.grosseto.it> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 Franco De Angelis <fda@_ied.unipr.it> + AMD K5/100 PR133 199.07 HaJo Simons <hajo@_frodo.com> + AMD K5/116 PR166 233.47 Hans-Joachim Baader <hans@_grumber.ika.de> + AMD K5/116 PR166 233.47 Sean Kelly <s.kelly@_newcastle.ac.uk> + AMD K5/120 PR133 overcl 239.21 Chris Harshman <harshman@_paradigm.uor.edu> + + AMD K6-2/150 undercl 299.83 Alex Montaron <canal@_multimania.com> + AMD K6/166 332.60 David Parsons <orc@_pell.chi.il.us> + AMD K6/166 331 Bill Petersen <brp@_cuberramp.net> + AMD K6/200 398.13 Milton <nyceyes@_nyceyes.com> + AMD K6/200 398.85 n.n. <uh886@_freenet.victoria.bc.ca> + AMD K6/200 398.89 Ian Hanschen <hanschen@_uwyo.edu> + AMD K6/200 398.98 Philip Lijnzaad <lijnzaad@_columba.ebi.ac.uk> + AMD K6/200 399.77 Murtaza Amiji <murti@_wpi.edu> + AMD K6/200 399.78 Dan Hetzel <dan@_icor.fr> + AMD K6/200 400.58 Paco Culebras Amigo <paco@_hades.udg.es> + AMD K6/200 400.59 Sverre H. 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Stein <hjstein@_bfr.co.il> + 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Danny ter Haar <dth@_cistron.nl> + 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Shane Sturrock <sss@_holyrood.ed.ac.uk> + 21164PC/533 PC164SX 529.53 Wim van Dorst <baron@_clifton.hobby.nl> + 21164A/533 Ruffian 530.57 Andreas Czerniak <cognac@_toppoint.de> + 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.57 Ronny Ranerup <ronny@_axis.com> + 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.57 Bill Broadley <bill@_math.ucdavis.edu> + 21164A/533 PC164LX 530.58 Stef. Boresch <stefan@_loop.mdy.univie.ac.at> + 21164A/600 PC164LX 595.59 L.F. Donaldson <donaldlf@_cs.rose-hulman.edu> + 21164A/600 PC164LX 595.59 <stepan@_wesley.informatik.uni-freiburg.de> + 21164A/600 PC164 597.60 Fabrizio Santini <sanfff@_tin.it> + 21164A/666 PC164LX 662.70 <stepan@_wesley.informatik.uni-freiburg.de> + 21164A/666 PC164LX 662.70 Stephen S <smart73@_earthlink.net> +* 21164A/433 Miata 858.04 Jukka <nn@_inet.fi> + + 21264/400 Pass-1 794.82 Jay Estabrook <jay.estabrook@_digital.com> + 21264/466 DS10 920.64 Paul Novarese <novarese@_alf.dec.com> + 21264/466 DS10 921.84 ST Wong <st-wong@_alumni.cuhk.net> + 21264/500 XP1000 996.00 Wes Bauske <wsb@_paralleldata.com> + 21264/500 996.00 Karl <hawk@_juno.com> + 21264/500 996.14 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_digital.com> + 21264/500 DS20 996.14 Paul Novarese <novarese@_alf.dec.com> + 21264/500 DS20 996.15 Wayne Hall <wayne@_uga.edu> + 21264/500 XP1000 996.40 P. Caulfield <patrick@_balti.london.sco.com> + 21264/600 1203.76 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> + 21264/667 XP1000 1329.59 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_compaq.com> + 21264DP/666 Tsunami 1329.59 Jens Hoefkens <hoefkens@_msu.edu> + 21264/730 Wildfire 1488.97 Lionel Tricon <lionel.tricon@_compaq.com> + 21264DP/833 Tsunami 1661.52 Andy Schofield <ajs@_th.ph.bham.ac.uk> +</verb> + +<sect1>Motorola systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + 68030/14.7 LCII nofpu 3.69 Ruda Moura <ruda@_conectiva.com.br> + 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.90 Jay T. Millar <jmillar@_eaglequest.com> + 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.90 Bruno Aubin <baubin@_lemel.fr> + 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.95 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 68030/16 Atari Falcon 3.98 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> + 68EC030/20 Cisco 2500 4.33 <koen.devleeschauwer@_lid.kviv.be> + 68030/20 MacII Si 4.88 Bill Maloy <maloy@_goldinc.com> + 68030/20 0c 4.92 Chris Nadigh <chrnadig@_iiic.ethz.ch> + 68030 Amiga 3000 6.08 Andy Wick <awick@_vt.edu> + 68030/30 Amiga 4000 6.09 Karsten Merker <km@_golf.dinet.com> + 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.12 Glen Hewlett <hewlett@_planeteer.com> + 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.21 Hamish Macdonald <hamish@_bnr.ca> + 68030/25 Amiga 3000 6.21 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 68030/32 Atari Falcon 7.91 Franz Korntner <fkorntne@_bazis.nl> + 68030 Atari TT 7.96 <schwab@_issan.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> + 68030/32 Atari MegaST 7.98 E.J. van den Bussche <busscheh@_ksepl.nl> + 68030/33 Atari TT 7.98 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> + 68030 Atari TT 7.98 Wayne Booth <trek@_ihgp114r.ih.att.com> + 68030/60 8.06 Korey Budgen <kbudgen@_st.nepean.uws.edu.au> + 68030/33 Amiga 2000 8.14 W. Haidinger <e9225662@_stud1.tuwien.ac.at> + 68EC030/40 Cisco 4000 8.75 <koen.devleeschauwer@_lid.kviv.be> + 68030/40 MacIIfx 9.90 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> + 68030/48 32c 11.89 Martin Rogge <Martin_Rogge@_ki.maus.de> + 68030/50 Atari 12 <Roman.Hodek@_informatik.uni-erlangen.de> + 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.36 Chris Sumner <chris@_ganymede.sonnet.co.uk> + 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.4 Richard Jerome <etlrdje@_tigger.ericsson.se> + 68030/50 32c 12.42 Michael Plonus <michi@_pluto.ping.de> + 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.33 Detrix <detrix@_popd.ix.netcom.com> + 68030/50 Amiga 1200 12.36 E.J.M. Brocklesby <ejb@_klamath.demon.co.uk> + + 68040 Mac Centris 13.21 <pgrb-usenet@_ygdrasil.demon.co.uk> + 68040/24 Mac LC475 16.38 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> + 68040/24 Amiga 4000 16.59 Bjarne Wichmann Petersen <mekanix@_nospam.dk> + 68040/24 Amiga 4000-40 16.6 Hamish Macdonald <hamish@_bnr.ca> + 68040/24 Amiga 4000-20 16.60 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + 68040/25 Amiga 4000-040 16.61 <Geert.Uytterhoeven@_cs.ku-leuven.ac.be> + 68040/25 Amiga 4000 16.61 Lawrence <lawrenc@_nextwork.rose-hulmand.edu> + 68040/60 Amiga 4000-40 18.99 Darren Enns <dmenns@_surf.pangea.ca> + 68040/28 Mac Quadra650 18.99 Warren James <wjames1@_my-deja.com> + 68040/32 Medusa T40 21.25 <Hartmut.Koptein@_et-inf.fho-emden.de> + 68040 Amiga 2000 21.86 Ron Flory <rjflory@_feist.com> + 68040 Mac Quadra650 22 Henry Garcia <compdata@_nb.net> + 68040/33 Mac Quadra950 22.11 Ray Knight <audilvr@_speakeasy.org> + 68040/33 Mac Quadra650 22.11 Schmitz <schmitz@_biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> + 68040 Mac Quadra650 22.17 Ingvar Hagelund <ingvar@_unik.no> + 68040/40 Amiga 1200 26.52 Gavin Kinsey <gavin@_kinsey.u-net.com> + + 68060/50 Amiga 2000 98.68 Frank Mainz <cybermainzel@_gmx.de> + 68060/50 Amiga 1200 99.53 baba <baba@_pa.yokogawa.jp> + 68060/50 Amiga 4000 99.74 Stefan Tauche <otauche@_uni-paderborn.de> + 68060/50 Amiga 4000 100.16 Jan Johansson <jj@_mordor.it.kth.se> + 68060/66 Amiga CS MkII 132.71 Paul Hill <paul@_lagernet.clara.co.uk> + + C8260/132 287.85 Wil Moloughney <wil_moloughney@_hotmail.com> +</verb> + +<sect1>Sparc systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Sparc sun4c 17.94 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + Sparc SLC/20 S1 19.86 Simon Karpen <slk@_linux-shell.net> + Sparc sun4c/25 24.88 Paolo <paolo0@_yahoo.com> + Sparc SS10 sun4m 35.94 Michael Junek <mickey@_webfocus.net.au> + Sparc IPX 4c 39.83 Paul D. Robertson <proberts@_clark.net> + Sparc SS10 super50 4m 39.93 Juan Cespedes <cespedes@_etsit.upm.es> + Sparc microS/50 SS-LX 49.76 Will Shaw <romulan@_netwatch.clemson.edu> + Sparc SS20/50 49.86 Gary A. Donahue <lordgad@_webspan.net> + Sparc hyperS Classic 4m 49.86 Juan Cespedes <cespedes@_etsit.upm.es> + Sparc Voyager portable 59.80 Edward Austin <eastin@_shl.com> + Sparc SS5 Netra 68 Craig Falconer <cf@_papanui.school.nz> + Sparc SS5 69.84 Richard D. Davis <rddavis1@_lucent.com> + Sparc SS50 74.95 Kaz <kaz@_latte.cafe.net> + Sparc SS5/85 sun4m 84.78 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> + Sparc SS10 hyperS 99.73 Thomas B. Fox <tfox@_oliverdesign.com> + Sparc SS5/66 109.77 Lance S. Nehring <lnehrin@_uswest.com> + Sparc SS4/110 109.77 Chris Sylvain <csylvain@_umms-itg.ab.umd.edu> + Sparc hSparc sum4m 124.92 Georg Schwarz <schwarz@_physik.tu-berlin.de> + Sparc hSparc/150 Sun4m 150.32 Tethys <tethys@_ml.com> + + Sparc Ultra I/143 278.00 Helmut <helmut@_cancon.com> + Sparc Ultra I sun4u 284.05 Iban Cardona <icc@_seric.es> + Sparc Ultra I/143 285.08 Jason Hong <hong@_csulb.edu> + Sparc Ultra I sun4u 333.41 Roberto Giungato <roberto@_giungato.it> + + Sparc Ultra II/270 539.03 Pieter Krul <pieter@_dare.demon.nl> + Sparc Ultra II/300 598.01 Silvo Bozovicar <silvo.bozovicar@_aster.si> + Sparc Ultra II/360 719.26 Bjorn Augustsson <d3august@_dtek.chalmers.se> + Sparc Ultra II/450 897.84 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> + Sparc Ultra IIe 1002.70 Elie De Brauwer <elie@_de-brauwer.be> +</verb> + +<sect1>PowerPC systems + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + PowerPC 601 Mac 33.28 David Wetzel <dave@_turbocat.de> + PowerPC 601/60 Mac6100 45.24 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + PowerPC 601/66 Mac 51.62 Fred Klein <klein@_des3.u-strasbg.fr> + PowerPC 601/60 Mac6100 59.38 Kent Radek <goo@_itd.sterling.com> + PowerPC 601/66 Mac7100 65.74 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> + PowerPC 601/75 Mac7200 73.93 Dimitris Tsifakis <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + PowerPC 601/90 Mac7200 89.00 Heinrich H. Beck <thebigduck@_earthlink.net> + PowerPC 601/90 Mac7200 89.50 Ian <ian@_neath.org> + PowerPC 601/100 Mac7500 98.91 Russ Hoffman <reh@_fore.com> + PowerPC 601/110 Mac8100 108 Charles Eicher <ceicher@_inav.net> + PowerPC 601/120 Mac8200 119.19 Roberto Waha <roberto.waha@_rcm.dsi.unimi.it> + + PowerPC 603/200 11.39 Jan Toonen <jtoonen@_xs4all.nl> + PowerPC 603/300 SM5000 57.00 Brian J. Landsberger <brian@_landsberger.com> + PowerPC 603/100 66.56 A. Costa <c_chaos@_chaosnet.wahnapitae.on.ca> + PowerPC 603/200 PSII 133.12 Richard Heurtley <richard@_heurtley.com> + PowerPC 603ev/250 166.29 Stig Sørensen <stig@_aub.dk> + + PowerPC 604/100 PPS6050 99.74 Evaldas Darcianovas <evaldas@_isi.kvm.lt> + PowerPC 604/100 199 Hamish Marson <hamish@_aixrules.nz.ibm.com> + PowerPC 604/100 PPS7248 199.48 Evaldas Darcianovas <evaldas@_isi.kvm.lt> + PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.20 Jason Colflesh <jason.colflesh@_sap.com> + PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.20 James <e5z8652@_mail.com> + PowerPC 604 Mac8500 239.21 Steve <sjs132@_psu.edu> + PowerPC 604/120 Mac8500 239.21 Jason Colflesh <jason.colflesh@_sap.com> + PowerPC 604/132 Mac9500 263.78 Matt Templeton <cybear@_pacbell.net> + PowerPC 604/132 Mac7500 263.78 Patrick Murmann <murmann@_mi.uni-erlangen.de> + PowerPC 604/133 MOT PS 266.24 Christoper Harrel <cnh@_eng.mindspring.net> + PowerPC 604/150 Mac9500 297.73 Jean-Philippe Lord <jpl@_binex.com> + PowerPC 604e/300 299 Guido Lehwalder <guido@_lehwalder.de> + PowerPC 604e/195 359.63 Mike Potts <pottsjam@_flyernet.udayton.edu> + PowerPC 604e/195 399.76 Griff Miller <griff.miller@_positron.com> + PowerPC 604/200 Mac8600 320 Julien Sebot <sebot@_lri.fr> + PowerPC 604e/170 PM7300 335.55 Marco van de Voort <marcov@_toad.stack.nl> + PowerPC 604/180 SM900 367.82 J.E. Cook <jcojones@_mail.athen1.ga.home.com> + PowerPC 604e/375 RS6000 373.56 Darrick Wong <djwong@_thibs.menloschool.org> + PowerPC 604e/199 398.13 Greg <gkv@_interflight.com> + PowerPC 604e/200 SM4000 399.12 Roland Kuhn <kuhn@_physik.uni-kassel.de> + PowerPC 604e/200 399.76 Alan Galloway <alan@_alangalloway.com> + + PowerPC 750/166 398.13 Greg <gkv@_interflight.com> + PowerPC 750 465.30 Scot Richardson <scotrich99@_hotmail.com> + PowerPC 750 465.31 Neal P Murphy <neal.p.murphy@_alum.wpi.edu> + PowerPC 750/266 Mac 532.48 Fritz Anderson <fritza@_tezcat.com> + PowerPC 750/195 Mac G3 583.27 <gustilo@_mail.med.upenn.edu> + PowerPC 750/292 Mac 586.38 John McAulay <johnmcaulay@_ndirect.co.uk> + PowerPC 750/300 iBook 589 M. van Steensel <mvanstee@_baserv.uci.kun.nl> + PowerPC 750/333 iMac 665.19 Koyot <koyot@_alpha.pl> + PowerPC G4 350 Mac 400 697.96 Guillame Blain <blaingu@_iro.umontreal.ca> + PowerPC G3/350 697.96 Juergen Fricke <jofry@_web.de> + PowerPC 750/366 G3 732.36 Mike Hopkins <mhopkins@_netmatters.co.uk> + PowerPC G4 Mac8500 796.26 Alain Birtz <abz@_videotron.ca> + PowerPC 750/400 Mac 796.26 William F. Adams <willadams@_aol.com> + PowerPC 750/400 iMac DV 797.90 Daniel Koerner <wum42@_netscape.net> + PowerPC G4 797.90 P. Radermecker <pradermecker@_iquibec.com> + PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.18 Richard Petty <repetty@_austin.rr.com> + PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.18 Brian Kendig <brian@_enchanter.net> + PowerPC 750/400 G3 801.67 Schmitz <schmitz@_biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> + PowerPC G4/500 992.87 K. Gustilo <gustilo@_mail.med.upenn.edu> + PowerPC G4/500 996.64 Heinz Nabielek <h.nabielek@_fz-juelich.de> + PowerPC G4/500 999.42 Stephen D. Scotti <sdscotti@_earthlink.net> + PowerPC G3/600 1170.31 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + PowerPC 750cx/600 iMac 1198.00 Jan-Jaap Boor <jjboor@_mac.com> + PowerPC 750fx/700 G3 1389.36 Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@_linuks.mine.nu> + PowerPC 750fx/700 G3 1389.36 Keller <kkeller@_wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> + PowerPC G4/999 1992.29 Paula <canthavespam@_yahoo.com> +</verb> + +<sect1>Other CPU systems: Mips, Intel 8088/286 ELKS, IBM, Crusoe, PA-RISC, Hitachi SH, Arm and StrongArm, iDragon, Vax, CRIS Etrax, XScale + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + Mips R3000A/20 19.79 Kagstrom <simon.kagstrom.864@_student.lu.se> + Mips R4000/100 48.30 J.L. Brothers <brothers@_halcyon.com> + Mips R4000/100 Magnum 50.03 Andreas Busse <andy@_soft-n-hard.de> + Mips R4400/134 Acer Pica 67.10 Andreas Busse <andy@_soft-n-hard.de> + Mips R4400/134 Acer Pica 67.10 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_waldorf-gmbh.de> + Mips R4600/133 Tyne 133.12 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_waldorf-gmbh.de> + Mips R4600/133 RM200 133.08 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_julia.de> + Mips R5000/150 Indy 154.83 Ralf Baechle <ralf@_julia.de> + Mips R5000/180 Indy 179.81 Bradley Bell <btb@_debian.org> + Mips R5900 PS2 392.39 Otto Slooten <otto.slooten@_planet.nl> + Mips R5900 PS2 392.40 Anders Hustvedt <corsec@_gamebox.net> + + ELKS Intel 8088/4.77 0.02 Tim Van der Linden <timvdl@_innet.be> + ELKS Intel 8088/10 0.05 Tim Van der Linden <timvdl@_innet.be> + ELKS Intel 8086 0.5 Kin Lau <gabe@_zot.io.org> + ELKS NEC V20/8 0.69 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + ELKS Intel 286 Tandy 0.75 Joey Hess <joey@_kite.ml.org> + ELKS Intel 8086 NecV20/16 0.88 Vasilis Ventirozos <cyberpunk@_freemail.gr> + ELKS Intel 286 0.99 Anders Stenback <stenback@_hehe.com> + ELKS Intel 286/8 VAXMate 1.03 Andrew Costa <c_chaos@_wahnapitae.on.ca> + ELKS Intel 286/10 Comm. 1.30 Hans-Joachim Baader <hans@_grumber.inka.de> + ELKS Intel 286 PS2 2.32 Morillas C.H. Antonio <morilla@_fie.us.es> + ELKS Intel 286 PS2 2.34 Joey Hess <joey@_kite.ml.org> + + IBM S390 Gen4 75.16 J Scott <mrbinary@_yahoo.com> + IBM S390 R46/500 412.05 Odilon Cirillo <odilon.cirillo@_eds.com> + + Crusoe/400 725.81 Bill Rhodes <wrhodes@_27.org> + Crusoe 1182.92 Michael Heiming <mh@_vbag.de> + Crusoe TM5800/1000 1985.74 Mathieu Bois <mathieu.bois@_laposte.net> + + Atmel ARM 13.00 Stanley <jstedile@_hotmail.com> + CL7110/18 ARM710 17.05 McWilliam <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Jon Ward <aardvark@_fnord.org.uk> + StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Sander Fransen <sander@_fransen.com> + StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 Jan walter <jan@_millfilm.co.uk> + StrongARM-1110/206 137.21 W Stallwood <wayne@_crimsontechnology.com> + + PA-Risc Gecko/60 59.80 Arthur Aldridge <aj@_yasashi.net> + PA-Risc 9000/160 319.48 Frank Ickstadt <frank.ickstadt@_btignite.de> + PA-Risc 7300LC/160 106.49 Peter Whysall <peter.whysall@_ntlworld.com> + + Hitachi SH-4/200 199.47 Da Wrecka <da_wrecka@_blueyonder.co.uk> + iDragon/200 399.76 Princo <hoge@_hogehoge.cc> + Vax 3100-m38 5.41 Blaz Antonic <yint@_email.si> + CRIS Etrax Webcam 99.73 Pat Niemeyer <pat@_pat.net> + Intel XScale Sharp 397.31 John Davies <john.davies@_c24.biz> +</verb> + +<sect1>Multi-CPU systems (SMP2, SMP4, others) + +<p> +<verb> + System BogoMips Reporter + SMP2 Pentium/75 59.50 Michael Engel <engel@_unix-ag.uni-siegen.de> + SMP2 Pentium/90 71.68 Edwin Whitelaw <elw@_ivc.com> + SMP2 Pentium/90 71.98 Daniel Luhde-Thompson <dl10010@_cam.ac.uk> + SMP2 Pentium/90 72.08 Alan Cox <alan@_cymru.net> + SMP2 Pentium/100 79.46 Lam Dang <dangit@_ix.netcom.com> + SMP2 Sparc 630MP 79.66 Daniel Aubry <daniel.aubry@_unibas.ch> + SMP2 Pentium/100 80.08 Christian Tan <pigeon@_xs4all.nl> + SMP2 Pentium/100 80.08 McNalley <jmcnalle@_attila.stevens-tech.edu> + SMP2 Pentium/120 95.85 Maurice de Bijl <maurice.d.bijl@_topic.nl> + SPM2 Sparc SS/50-40 90.11 Benjamin Appee <benjamin@_appee.de> + SMP2 Sparc SS/50 99.84 Dimitris Tsifakis <sv1det@_freemail.gr> + SMP2 Pentium/133 106.09 Maurice de Bijl <maurice.d.bijl@_topic.nl> + SMP2 Pentium/166 133.53 <Reinhard.Simkovics@_jk.uni-linz.ac.at> + SMP2 Sparc SM71/75 149.70 C Redmon <credmon@_utk.edu> + SMP2 Pentium/200 158.72 Ed Hoppitt <edward@_dcs.rhbnc.ac.uk> + SMP2 Pentium/200 158.92 Zeus <heyzeus@@_verios.net> + SMP2 Sparc RossHS/150 209.71 Nico Will <nicolas.will@_sbcglobal.net> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/150 299.00 Steven Gallo <smgallo@_numenor.csgeeks.org> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/150 299.01 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/166 331.78 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 Eric van Dijken <E.vanDijken@_PTT-Telecom.nl> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 Frankie East <fae2401@_rit.edu> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/180 358.81 James K. Wiggs <wiggs@_wolfenet.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 396.25 Will Shaw <shaww@_dialup.dstm.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 397.32 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 David Konerding <dek@_cgl.ucsf.edu> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 B Heinen <benedikt.heinen@_infrasys.ascom.ch> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.13 Ramon Huerta <huerta@_minerva.ii.uam.es> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 C.-A. Possamai <camille@_sugiton.cnrs-mrs.fr> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Leland <llucius@_millcom.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 John Lellis <lellis@_dmccorp.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Jim Gifford <jim@_mail.rath.peachnet.edu> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.14 Manuel Galan <root@_ulpgc.es> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.6 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@_tmr.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.95 Fons Rademakers <f.rademakers@_cern.ch> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 398.98 Greg Fausak <glfausak@_august.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 400.18 Attila Karpati <karpati@_cs.elte.hu> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/233 464.49 F. Baitinger <baiti@_zenon.toplink.net> + SMP2 Pentium II/233 466.94 Eli Kane <eli@_crl.nmsu.edu> + SMP2 Pentium II/266 530.84 Shon Martin <cshoon@_oberlin.edu> + SMP2 Pentium II/266 534.12 n.n. <service@_cprompt.sk.ca> + SMP2 Pentium II/266 534.12 Emmanuel Tychon <manu@_acm.org> + SMP2 Pentium II/266 531.66 Stefaan A. Eeckels <stefaan.eeckels@_ecc.lu> + SMP2 Pentium II/274 546.41 Richard Jellinek <rj@_suse.de> + SMP2 21064A/275 AS2000 556.53 Jochen Gatternig <jochen@_gatternig.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/300 597.20 Paul Sheer <psheer@_obsidian.co.za> + SMP2 Pentium II/300 598.02 Hans Ameel <hans@_pla.to> + SMP2 Pentium II/300 599.66 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + SMP2 Pentium II/300 599.76 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> + SMP2 Pentium II/333 ov 665.73 S. Curtarolo <auro@_spiro.fisica.unipd.it> + SMP2 Pentium II/333 665.20 D.A. Sergatskov <dima@_cholla.phys.unm.edu> + SMP2 Pentium II/350 697.14 Riley <rhw@_bigfoot.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 David Overeem <overeem.1@_osu.edu> + SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 Mathijs <matthijs@_helena.tux.nu> + SMP2 Pentium II/350 700.42 Joe Gray <jgray_111@_yahoo.com> +* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 792.48 Eric P. McCoy <emccoy@_hamilton.edu> +* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 792.98 David Ewan Kahana <dek@_bnl.gov> +* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 793.80 Eric P. McCoy <ctr2sprt@_yahoo.com> +* SMP2 Pentium Pro/200 794.42 Dondo <yan@_seiner.com> + SMP2 Pentium MMX/200 794.62 Kristian Koehntopp <kris@_koehntopp.de> + SMP2 Pentium MMX/200 796.26 Eric Clark <eclark@_opencominc.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 796.26 Michael Necaise <necaise@_jlab.org> + SMP2 Celeron/400 796.26 Stuart Hall <stuarthall@_mailandnews.com> + SMP2 Celeron/400 798.21 Stefan Onderka <nop@_gameart.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 797.08 Mogens Kjaer <mk@_crc.dk> + SMP2 PowerPW 604e/200 797.90 Tom <invalid@_charter.net> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.20 Simon van Sleuwen <sleuwen@_hotmail.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 <joachim.j.gloger@_daimlerchrysler.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 Marcel Lanz <marcel.lanz@_ds9.ch> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.36 Frank <frank@_sazza.ping.de> + SMP2 Pentium II/400 800.47 Jung Pyo Hong <hongjungpyo@_my-deja.com> + SMP2 Pentium II/448 ov 894.57 Rob Leach <dslfreak@_pacbell.net> + SMP2 Celeron/450 894.57 Stephan Eisler <stephan@_lingo.gun.sub.org> + SMP2 Pentium III/450 899.48 Ramses Smeyers <fatman@_khk.org> + SMP2 Pentium III/450 899.48 Roland Exler <r.exler@_jk.uni-linz.ac.at> + SMP2 Pentium II/450 901.12 Abhijit Menon-Sen <ams@_wiw.org> + SMP2 Pentium II/466 925.70 A. Giachino <a.giachino@_ekkinc.com> + SMP2 Pentium MMX/233 927.33 Jeff White <jwhite@_ghq.com> + SMP2 Pentium III/500 996.14 Ola Samuelson <ola@_datalink.se> + SMP2 Pentium III/500 996.15 Rob Green <mooncrow@_lava.net> + SMP2 Celeron/500 999.42 Ingimar Rovertsson <iar@_skyrr.is> + SMP2 Celeron/500 999.42 Rob Farrell <rpf@_speakeasy.net> + SMP2 Pentium III/500 999.42 Douglas Osborn <daozb@_earthlink.net> + SMP2 Pentium III/500 999.42 Greg M. Hebel <gregh@_twcny.rr.com> + SMP2 Celeron/515 overc 1028.92 Ryan Werber <rwerber@_ctel.net> +* SMP2 Pentium II/266 1066.59 Jacques Rodary <jrodary@_free.fr> + SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Olof Zachrisson <eraolza@_ks.ericsson.se> + SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 John Katagawa <dhc@_50k.com> + SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Mattias Moberg <mattias.moberg@_home.se> + SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 Kieffer <Jerome.KIEFFER@_crans.ens-cachan.fr> + SMP2 Celeron/550 overc 1101.00 C. Shenefiel <chris.shenefiel@_bigfoot.com> + SMP2 Pentium III/550 1101.00 Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@_exit109.com> + SMP2 Pentium III/560 1117.39 Nathan Laredo <laredo@_gnu.org> + SMP2 Celeron/563 overc 1120.00 Cecchinel Stephan <inter.zone@_free.fr> + SMP2 Sparc USII/296 1182.92 Bill Maloy <maloy@_goldinc.com> + SMP2 Celeron/606 overc 1207.50 Mattias Moberg <mattias.moberg@_home.se> + SMP2 Pentium III/650 1300.88 Dan Kegel <dank@_alumni.caltech.edu> +* SMP2 Pentium II/400 1587.60 Bill Maloy <bill.maloy@_goldinc.com> + SMP2 Itanium/800 1593.82 Cipriano Groenendal <cipri@_ezlinux.nl> +* SMP2 Pentium II/450 1789.13 Steve Snyder <swsnyder@_home.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/450 1789.13 J Snowdon <john@_snowdon36.freeserver.co.uk> + SMP2 PowerPC 7400/450 1789.63 Jake Goulding <shepmaster@_home.com> +* SMP2 Celeron/466 1857.94 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> +* SMP2 Celeron/500 1998.84 Rob Farrell <rpf@_comcast.net> + SMP2 Pentium III/1100 2194.23 Jean-David Beyer <jdbeyer@_exit109.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/550 2202.00 <ekk@_ekkinc.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/560 2238.05 David Yeung <dyeung@_ust.hk> +* SMP2 Pentium III/600 2401.89 Shawn Hicks <shicks@_impulse.net> +* SMP2 Pentium III/600 2401.89 John Wiggins <jwiggins@_csce.uark.edu> +* SMP2 Pentium III/750 2992.90 George Hauser <hausergj@_pop.nwnexus.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/750 3001.55 Jesse Tie Ten Quee <tie@_mountlinux.com> + SMP2 Pentium Pro/800 3181.77 NN <ulisses@_pusa.informat.uv.es> +* SMP2 Pentium III/800 3188.33 Steve Bradtke <sjbradtke@_home.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/800 3201.43 Paul Skinner <skin@_skin.dhs.org> +* SMP2 Pentium III/810 3234.20 Pietro Abate <abate@_students.cs.unibo.it> + SMP2 EV67/833 UP2000 3324.17 Rob Harley <robert.harley@_inria.fr> +* SMP2 Pentium III/850 3407.86 Michael Cohen <me@_ohdarn.net> +* SMP2 Pentium III/866 3466.85 Tommy Johansen <tommy.johansen@_idemitsu.no> +* SMP2 Pentium III/933 3742.10 Justin Baugh <baughj@_cs.rpi.edu> + SMP2 PowerPC G4/1400 2831.15 Bill Maloy <bill.maloy@_goldinc.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1000 3984.58 Kenny Gryp <gryp@_dakin.be> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1000 3991.14 Guy Tel-Zur <tel-zur@_computer.org> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1000 4004.25 Birko Bergt <byrko.bergt@_syntegra.com> +* SPM2 Pentium III/1000 4010.80 Andy Vlassov <andreyv@_ece.ubc.ca> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4508.86 Umaid Rajpurohit <sunadm@_rediffmail.com> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4508.87 S Bozovicar <silvo.bozovicar@_hermes-plus.si> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1133 4521.98 Ralf Buchwald <ralf@_iehk.rwth-aachen.de> +* SMP2 Pentium III/1266 5052.81 Sandy Harris <sandy@_storm.ca> +* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.21 Dominic.Baines <dombaines@mmbq.demon.co.uk> +* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Paul Skinner <skin@_skin.dhs.org> +* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Matthew Anderson <matt@_alameda-systems.com> +* SMP2 Athlon/1400 5590.22 Pierre Vignéras <vigneras@_labri.fr> +* SMP2 Athlon/1600 6442.18 Rick H. Wesson <wessorh@_ar.com> + SMP2 Xeon/2000 7956.06 Dave Gilligan <g1ogy@_g1ogy.com> + SMP2 Xeon/2800 11154.22 Paolo Cravero <paolo.cravero@_csi.it> + SMP2 Xeon/3060 12202.80 Bill Maloy <bill.maloy@_goldinc.com> + SMP2 Xeon/2000 ht 15925.22 Dave Gilligan <g1ogy@_g1ogy.com> + SMP2 Xeon/2400 ht 19031.64 Vasilis Ventirozos <cyberpunk@_freemail.gr> + SMP2 Xeon/2800 ht 22282.24 John Davies <john.davies@_c24.biz> + SMP2 Xeon/3060 ht 24379.39 Brian Wheeler <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> + + SMP4 Sparc SM100/40 159.64 C Redmon <credmon@_utk.edu> + SMP4 Pentium Pro/133 532.07 Erik Walthinsen <omega@_sequent.com> + SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 794.62 Kenneth Hedlund <c415khd@_nll.se> + SMP4 Pentium Pro/200 796.28 John Pelan <j.pelan@_am.qub.ac.uk> +* SMP4 Pentium/133 1064.14 Arthur Aldridge <monark@_aracnet.com> +* SMP4 Pentium/200 1598.25 Arthur Aldridge <aj@_yasashi.net> + SMP4 Pentium III/450 1794.00 Glenn Stone <glenns@_ami.com> + SMP4 Pentium III/550 2195.46 Yan P Yuan <yanping.yuan@_embl-Heidelberg.de> + SMP4 Alpha EV5/300 2393.60 Daniel Aubry <daniel.aubry@_sygroup.ch> + SMP4 Itanium/800 3189.20 Bacsi Roland <broland@_mailbox.hu> + SMP4 Itanium/995 5955.88 Holger Staab <holger.staab@_lhsystems.com> + SMP4 Xeon/1500 11979.96 T Hiekkalinna <tero.hiekkalinna@_helsinki.fi> + SMP4 Xeon/2400 19136.38 David Hubbard <dhubbard@_hostasaurus.com> + SMP4 Xeon/2800 22321.54 Paolo Cravero <paolo.cravero@_csi.it> + + SMP8 Pentium III/500 3996.06 Richard Langis <rlangis@_primux.geekfest.net> + SMP6 SunUltraII/336 4030.46 Daniel James <astac@_swbell.net> + SMP14 SparcII 6927.16 Vassili Tchersky <vt@_bsdjeunz.org> + SMP31 EV67/731 Wildf. 46170.90 Peter Rival <frival@_zk3.dec.com> + SMP8 Xeon/1600 51052.50 Michael Heiming <michael@_heiming.de> + Myrinet144 PII/400 57684.96 <zumbusch@_iam.uni-bonn.de> + Beowulf102 PIII/1000 203862.30 Dan Kirkpatrick <dkirk@_physics.syr.edu> +</verb> + +<sect1>Non-Linux systems (reference only) + +<p> +<verb> + System OS BogoMips Reporter + Casio 9850g calculator Casio 0.000027 <littlemanthegeek@_hotmail.com> + Commodore 64 VICE 0.0033 <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> + Z80 TRS80 model 4 TRSDOS 0.004 <cervasio@_airmail.net> + Z80/4.6 NC100 ZCN 0.013 <rus@_forfree.at> + Saturn/3.9 HP48S none 0.196 <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + Saturn/7.8 HP48G none 0.271 <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + Saturn/7.8 HP49G none 0.321 <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 68000/8 Macintosh Classic MacOS 0.53 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + ARM9/75 HP49G+ none 1.335 <samuel.thibault@_ens-lyon.fr> + 68020/20 Sun 3 SUNOS 2.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> + Intel 386SX/16 MSDOS 2.00 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + 68EZ328/20 Palm Vx PalmOS 2.53 <dv5a@_dc.uba.ar> + Microvax 3100-30 NetBSD 2.74 <goodman@_goodman.hu> + ARM ARM250/12 RISCOS 2.95 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + 68020/16 Macintosh LC MacOS 3.09 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + 68020/25 Sun 3-180 SUNOS 4.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> + Sparc Sun 3-60 SUNOS 4.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun 3-80 SUNOS 4.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Vaxstation 3100 M38 VAXVMS 4.66 <bdwheele@_indiana.edu> + 68030/25 Macintosh IIci NetBSD 5.62 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> + AMD 386DX/40 MSDOS 8.03 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + 68040/25 Macintosh LC475 MacOS 12.27 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + 68040/33 HP9000-280 HP-UX 14 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> + 68040/25 Apollo 5500 DomainOS 14.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> + Sparc Sun 4-280/20 SUNOS 16.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> + Sparc Sun IPC/40 Solaris 16.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> + 68040/25 HP9000-425 DomainOS 16.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> + 68040 NextStep (?) 16.26 <petergun@_coffeehaus.com> + Sparc Sun SS1 SUNOS 18.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun SS1 SUNOS 18.00 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + IBM RS6000 320 AIX 18.00 <mg@_svtpc3.fb12.tu-berlin.de> + ARM ARM710/40 RISCOS 18.43 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Sparc Sun SS1+ SUNOS 19 <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> + Sparc Sun SS1+ SUNOS 24.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun IPC SUNOS 24.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + IBM RS6000 320H AIX 24.00 <mg@_svtpc3.fb12.tu-berlin.de> + Sparc Sun Sparcstation2 SUNOS 26.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> + SparcClassic/50 Solaris 32.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> + Sparc Sun ELC SUNOS 32.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + HP-PA 9000-720 HP-UX 32.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> + Sparc Sun SS10 SUNOS 34.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun SS10 SUNOS 34.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> + Pentium/100 Win-NT 36.21 <marcus@_healthchex.com> + Sparc Sun Sparcstation2 SUNOS 38.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> + Intel Pentium/100 Beos5 38.50 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium/100 WinNT4 39.66 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium/100 FreeBSD 40.32 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium/100 MSDOS 40.71 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Mips R4000/100 Indy (?) 48.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> + Mips R4000/100 SGI IndySC Irix 48.00 <lziegler@_csbsju.edu> + HP-PA 9000-720 HP-UX 48.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> + Sparc SS10 SUNOS 48.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> + IBM RS-6000-250/66 AIX 52.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> + Sparc Sun Sparcstation10d SUNOS 54.0 <korpela@_ssl.berkeley.edu> + Sparc SS1000 2CPU SUNOS 58.00 <gong@_cs.msu.su> + Sparc SS20 SUNOS 60.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> + IBM RS6000-250/80 AIX 62.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> + Alpha 21064/133 Decstation OSF1 64 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> + Alpha 21064/133 Dec3000 OSF1 66.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> + Sparc Sun SS5 SUNOS 68.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun SS20 SUNOS 72.00 <tranter@_software.mitel.com> + Sparc Sun SS20/712 Solaris 74 <spohr@_qmos.com> + Mips R4400/150 Challenge (?) 74.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> + Mips R4400/150 Indigo2Extr (?) 74.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> + HP-PA 9000-715 HP-UX 74.00 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> + Centaur C6/200 WinNT4 77.00 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Centaur C6/200 Win98 78.48 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Centaur C6/200 MSDOS 78.79 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Centaur C6/200 Win95 78.81 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Sparc SS5 sun4m SUNOS 84.00 <chrisv@_allegria.com> + Sparc SS1000E SUNOS 84.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> + Alpha OSF1 92.00 <petergun@_coffeehaus.com> + Mips R4400/200 Indigo2Extr (?) 98.00 <p.verwer@_organon.akzonobel.nl> + HP-PA 9000-735/99 HP-UX 98.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> + Sparc SS5 SUNOS 104.00 <makler@_man.torun.pl> + Sparc Sun SS4/110 Solaris 108 <spohr@_qmos.com> + Sparc Sun SS4 Solaris 108.00 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + Sparc Sun SS5 SUNOS 110 <swmike@_uplift.df.lth.se> + Alpha 21064A/233 OSF1 114 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> + Alpha 3000 21064/300 OSF1 120.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> + HP-PA 700/125 HP-UX 122 <niles@_axp745.gsfc.nasa.gov> + HP-PA 9000-735/125 HP-UX 122.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> + Mips R4600/133 SGI Indy Irix 132 <lziegler@_csbsju.edu> + MIPS R5000/150 Irix 148.00 <nachiket@_indimax.hydroqual.com> + IBM 6x86 OS/2 149.13 <mikedg@_ghostbbs.pandora.it> + Alpha OSF1 180.0 <mauger@_ensinfo.univ-nantes.fr> + MIPS R10000/195 Irix 194.00 <nachiket@_indimax.hydroqual.com> + Alpha 21164/333 AS500 OSF1 222.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> + Sparc Ultra-1 sun4u Solaris 254.00 <alternat@_rwth-aachen.de> + PPC604/133 IBM RS6000 AIX 254.00 <kirk-corey@_uiowa.edu> + IBM RS-6000 43P powerpc AIX 260.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> + Sparc U-1 sun4u SunOS 284.00 <gl23@_e4.hrz.uni-giessen.de> + Alpha 21164/433 DPW433au OSF1 286.00 <daniels@_helplaxp1.harvard.edu> + HP9000-C160/160 HP-UX 316.00 <nicolai@_prz.tu-berlin.de> + Intel Pentium MMX/166 Beos5 327.96 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium MMX/166 Win98 328.36 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Sparc Sun US1/170 Solaris 330 <spohr@_qmos.com> + Sparc Sun US1/167 Solaris 330 <jimmy@_typhoeus.dg.uoa.gr> + Intel Pentium MMX/166 WIN95 331.40 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Sparc Ultra-1 sun4u SUNOS 334.00 <chrisv@_allegria.com> + Intel Pentium MMX/166 MSDOS 336.93 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Alpha 3000-600S VMS 348.61 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> + AMD Duron/750 BeOS5 372.05 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Alpha server 1000-4/200 VMS 397.68 <metod.kozelj@_rzs-hm.si> + Sparc Sun-Ultra30/248 Solaris 482.00 <marc.Quinton@_stna.dgac.fr> + Intel Celeron/500 MSDOS 488.55 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Celeron/500 BeOS5 494.81 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Celeron/500 WinNT4 496.18 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Alpha 21164A/533 PC164LX NetBSD 531.55 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Pentium II/350 Win2000 573.00 <benjy@_kateandbenjy.com> + Sparc US2/296 2cpu SUNOS 596.00 <manu@_acm.org> + AMD Duron/750 MSDOS 723.78 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + AMD Duron/750 Win98 745.65 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + PowerPC G3/600 MacOSX 789.51 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium III/800 Win98 795.36 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium III/800 MSDOS 814.25 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Intel Pentium III/866 MSDOS 849.65 <hamishpmcwilliam@_netscape.net> + Cray J90 Y-MP/100 16cpu Unicos 912.00 <lankhors@_cs.rug.nl> + Sequent Symmetry 6xP5/166 Dynix 984.00 <omega@_sequent.com> + Sequent Symmetry 16xP5/66 Dynix 1056.00 <omega@_sequent.com> + HP9000-C160/160 HP-UX 1278.00 <nicolai@_prz.tu-berlin.de> + Sequent NUMA-Q 12x P6/180 Dynix 1416.00 <omega@_sequent.com> + Pentium III/800 Win NT 2267.00 <benjy@_kateandbenjy.com> + Sequent NUMA-Q 32x P6/180 Dynix 3776.00 <omega@_sequent.com> +</verb> + + +<sect>Signature + +<p>Children growing up apparently get in scrams: The other day, Isolde +went on a school trip and returned with a darkblack eye because she +bumped into someone's elbow; Last weekend Roderick wants to jump out +of the bathtub, and knocks his back hard into the faucet (ER visit +needed for stitches), and today Daphne just trips in an apparently +empty room and bangs her forehead on the corner of the wooden table +(ER visit needed for glueing and piece a tape). I can't recall that +I was that clumsy when little... + +<p>Met vriendelijke groeten, Wim 'Dad' van Dorst. +<verb> +------------------------------------------------------------------------ +Wim van Dorst, Clifton Scientific Text Services, tel/fax +31 355 242 319 + This sentence have three erors +</verb> +</article> +