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PC's. This leads me to wonder - even if you enable it in the kernel - if the data must be "enabled" to be present in the BIOS, or shadowed somewhere down low for the query to even return valid data. If it is "disabled" in BIOS, do you just get whatever garbage is in the buffer or a null string? Or does it not matter whether the CPU ID is disabled at all? Sparcs do not seem to have this problem... --------------- Chuck Young Security Consulting Genuity E-Services A Level(3) Company --------------------
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