Even though bogomips as shown in /proc/cpuinfo is a rough estimation of CPU
capability, there must be some truth to it. Is it computed by doing a simple
busy loop to see how many iterations it can go through within some set time? I
can't imagine half of the CPUs on one of our boxes have only half the bogomips
of the others:
$ grep bogomips /proc/cpuinfo
bogomips : 4018.62
bogomips : 2009.31
bogomips : 4018.62
bogomips : 2009.31
bogomips : 4018.62
bogomips : 2009.31
bogomips : 4018.62
bogomips : 2009.31
Yong Huang
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