CPU (Linux): quirks for MIPS platforms #590
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CPU name is in "cpu model" field on MIPS. Also, /proc/cpuinfo contains an "isa" field, but rather than being a single string like RISC-V it is instead a space-separated list of every ISA flavor that the chip is compatible with. Since these are mostly incremental, just make the cpuISA value set to the last one. Before: ``` $ fastfetch --structure "cpu" --logo none CPU: mips1 mips2 mips3 mips4 mips5 mips32r1 mips32r2 mips64r1 mips64r2 (16) ``` After: ``` $ fastfetch --structure "cpu" --logo none CPU: Cavium Octeon II V0.10 mips64r2 (16) ```
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CPU name is in "cpu model" field on MIPS. Also, /proc/cpuinfo contains an "isa" field, but rather than being a single string like RISC-V it is instead a space-separated list of every ISA flavor that the chip is compatible with. Since these are mostly incremental, just make the cpuISA value set to the last one.
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