ACC Linux basic_inventory.rb Discovery records the wrong number of CPU cores per socket when 10 or more - Known Error

ACC Linux basic_inventory.rb Discovery records the wrong number of CPU cores per socket when 10 or more Description ACC Linux basic_inventory.rb Discovery records the wrong number of CPU cores per socket when the number is 10 or greater, because it is parsing only the last digit, on the assumption that the value will be single digit. For example, "16" cores per socket is recorded as "6".

"tail -c" is currently used to get the last characters of the line "Core(s) per socket:" returned by "lscpu", and cutting off the full value.

Steps to Reproduce

Install ACC on a host with 10 cores per socket, or more. e.g. "16" When ACC Enhanced Discovery runs after ACC install, the Linux CI Core(s) per socket field gets updated with the least significant digit e.g. "6" Workaround This problem is currently under review. You can contact ServiceNow Technical Support or subscribe to this Known Error article by clicking the Subscribe button at the top right of this article to be notified when more information becomes available.