On 13.12.02, 09:48:01, David Brownlee wrote:
> 	On the other ports hw.model seems to report the CPU model rather
> 	than the machine model. I definitely agree the machine model
> 	should be available, but possibly via a different sysctl (or
> 	introduce 'hw.cpu_model'?

It's different on different ports. On i386 it reports the CPU model
because that's the only sensible thing to do. It usually cannot
determince whether it's a Compaq Deskpro or an IBM Netfinity Server.

On the other architectures I've tested it reports the computer model,
with the CPU model in parantheses:

hpcmips:
IBM WorkPad z50 2601 1AU (NEC VR4121 rev0.0 131.072MHz)

hp300:
HP 9000/400 (50MHz MC68030 CPU+MMU, 50Mhz MC68882 FPU, 32k physical-address cache)

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