Re: procinfo

2002-10-14 Thread Todd A. Jacobs
On 12 Oct 2002, Doug Potter wrote: > Dose anyone know of a like command for procinfo? This worked in 7.3 but > doesn't appear to be included with 8.0. Also the lsdev command is no > longer included. Make sure you've installed the procinfo rpm. -- "The only thing t

procinfo

2002-10-13 Thread Doug Potter
Dose anyone know of a like command for procinfo? This worked in 7.3 but doesn't appear to be included with 8.0. Also the lsdev command is no longer included. I know I can go through the /proc directory. But these commands were alot easier.. Thanks Doug -- redhat-list mailing

Re: procinfo

2002-10-13 Thread Hal Burgiss
On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 12:03:15PM -0400, Doug Potter wrote: > > Dose anyone know of a like command for procinfo? This worked in 7.3 but > doesn't appear to be included with 8.0. Also the lsdev command is no > longer included. It was included in mine. ??? [hal@cadillac ha

Re: Help! strange cpu% results for sar and procinfo

2002-04-02 Thread Mike Lee
This was about the long post on weird numbers for `sar` and `procinfo` on 2 of 4 VALinux servers. I received a reply on one of the newsgroups (comp.os.linux.redhat) whose author believed there is a bug allowing the the uptime counter to loop. And my problem was happening because it looks like

Help! strange cpu% results for sar and procinfo

2002-04-01 Thread Mike Lee
/linux/include/linux/tasks.h - but everything else left the same. All 4 pretty much run the same applications, though there are slight differences - that wouldn't cause this problem. There is something very strange when I run `procinfo` or `sar` on boxes 2 & 4, they give ridiculous res

Re: procinfo

2001-04-06 Thread Ashley M. Kirchner
I forgot to mention, this is an RH7 system (with all patches up to date as of this morning). I just tried the same thing (procinfo vs. uptime) on an RH5.2 system that's only been up for 3 days, and the values are correct. The same applies for an RH6.2 system (the values are correct in

procinfo

2001-04-06 Thread Ashley M. Kirchner
When I look at 'procinfo' on my system, I get the following values: user: 11:33:10.03 0.3% page in : 50793689 disk 1: 11403320r11550948w nice: 0:00:37.00 0.0% page out: 23066158 system: 5:34:56.85 0.1% swap in : 18304831 disk 3: 158662r 0w idle:

Why wouldn't procinfo be installed?

2000-09-26 Thread Jonathan Wilson
Does anyone know why the "procinfo" rpm (contains things like lsdev and socklist) wouldn't be installed on a server? Could it cause some problem for me to install it? Seems so basic there had to be a reason to leave it off..