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The test obviously fails, could try to use nproc from gnu-coreutils, but more likely on Solaris /usr/sbin/psrinfo (-pv) should be used to get the number of physical and virtual processors.
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I thought about the alternative if LINUX: but I wonder what the intention of the test was, it looks like it tries to avoid a false positive, question is if that can happen on non-Linux systems (and how to detect it).
The test obviously fails, could try to use nproc from gnu-coreutils, but more likely on Solaris /usr/sbin/psrinfo (-pv) should be used to get the number of physical and virtual processors.
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