Solaris 8 : how to find CPU / core info.

Hi,
We are using Solaris 8.
How do i find the number of physical CPUs in the server?
And how many cores per physical server?
How to identify if the CPU is a dual/quad core type?
Thanks.

prtdiag -v / psrinfo -v
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