On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 10:09:36AM +0200, Davide Ferrari wrote:
> When I execute vmstat -p /dev/sda5 (for instance) I always get
> Partition not found
Hello Davide,
vmstat -p uses the information contained in /proc/diskstats. Can you
send me the output of 'grep sda /proc/diskstats' ? Perhaps the format
has changed.
As a reference, this is what I get as the output and the vmstat
/proc/diskstats:
8 0 sda 256027 72376 26398367 1344012 4876838 6281205 89331364
245486108 0 9327416 246859372
8 1 sda1 191 333 3989 912 193 17 1524 3184 0 2280 4096
8 2 sda2 130 420 4336 800 86 936 8176 496 0 1072 1296
8 3 sda3 255680 71512 26388946 1342144 4876559 6280252 89321664
245482428 0 9325624 246853824
vmstat:
sda1 reads read sectors writes requested writes
191 3989 193 1524
It's a pretty simple program, basically takes column 4,6,8 and 10 and
prints them, matching on column 3.
- Craig
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