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This is a discussion on Check CPU Speed in Linux within the Getting started tutorials forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; To chek the cpu speed in Linux use /prco/cpuinfo file (try egrep commnd to get accurate output): Code: less /proc/cpuinfo ...
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Hi..sweta.There is your typo in command. It should be /proc/cpuinfo instead of /prco/cpuinfo file
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