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Subject: Re: Intel CPU design flaw - FreeBSD affected?
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Hi!

> You can see if your cpu supports pcid using cpuinfo from ports.

portfind cpuinfo

finds sysutils/p5-Linux-Cpuinfo, but this does not provide a cpuinfo
command ?

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