Peter Stuge wrote:
Nathan Williams wrote:
If you want to unclutter output a little, you can wipe the 5536 MSRs from the file after the first run. msrtool only considers the MSRs that are explicitly listed in the input file when run with -d.
(Another alternative is to list relevant MSRs in the file before the first run and run with -s rather than -l -s. The former reads and outputs values only for listed MSRs, the latter reads all known MSRs but has the benefit that no file needs to be created beforehand.)
//Peter
Thanks for the tips. Very helpful.
Nathan