# Use is subject to license terms.
import os
+import commands
_scripts_dir = {
"Linux": "/etc/xen/scripts",
finally:
f.close()
+def _solaris_get_cpuinfo():
+ cpuinfo = {}
+
+ # call kstat to extrace specific cpu_info output
+ cmd = "/usr/bin/kstat -p -c misc -m cpu_info"
+ kstatoutput = commands.getoutput (cmd)
+
+ # walk each line
+ for kstatline in kstatoutput.split('\n'):
+
+ # split the line on
+ # module:cpu #:module#:name value
+ (module, cpunum, combo, namevalue) = kstatline.split (":")
+
+ # check to see if this cpunum is already a key. If not,
+ # initialize an empty hash table
+ if not cpuinfo.has_key (int(cpunum)):
+ cpuinfo[int(cpunum)] = {}
+
+ # split the namevalue output on whitespace
+ data = namevalue.split()
+
+ # the key will be data[0]
+ key = data[0]
+
+ # check the length of the data list. If it's larger than
+ # 2, join the rest of the list together with a space.
+ # Otherwise, value is just data[1]
+ if len (data) > 2:
+ value = ' '.join (data[1:])
+ else:
+ value = data[1]
+
+ # add this key/value pair to the cpuhash
+ cpuinfo[int(cpunum)][key] = value
+
+ # Translate Solaris tokens into what Xend expects
+ for key in cpuinfo.keys():
+ cpuinfo[key]["flags"] = ""
+ cpuinfo[key]["model name"] = cpuinfo[key]["brand"]
+ cpuinfo[key]["cpu MHz"] = cpuinfo[key]["clock_MHz"]
+
+ # return the hash table
+ return cpuinfo
+
_get_cpuinfo = {
+ "SunOS": _solaris_get_cpuinfo
}
def _get(var, default=None):