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not sure that tool is correct; on my openssl it shows same output as you have there, but not aes-ni which is definitely enabled and functional. ETA: ahh you wa
by vluft 3y ago
not sure that tool is correct; on my openssl it shows same output as you have there, but not aes-ni which is definitely enabled and functional.
ETA: ahh you want to do that on libcrypto:
iced-cpuid <...>/libcrypto.so.3:
ADX AES AVX AVX2 AVX512BW AVX512DQ AVX512F AVX512VL AVX512_IFMA BMI1 BMI2 CET_IBT CLFSH CMOV D3NOW MMX MOVBE MSR PCLMULQDQ PREFETCHW RDRAND RDSEED RTM SHA SMM SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSE4_1 SSSE3 SYSCALL TSC VMX XOP XSAVE
- vluft 3y agofurther research suggests that GNU coreutils cksum will use libcrypto in some configurations (though not mine); I expect that both both your commands above are actually using sha-ni