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12-01-2003 11:41 PM
12-01-2003 11:41 PM
I have installed Mandrake 9.1 on an Armada M 700.
How do I find the hotfiles (files with most of the I/O), the top cpu processes ?
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gerard
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12-01-2003 11:46 PM
12-01-2003 11:46 PM
Re: hotfiles on a Mandrake
"top"
but other tools exist which are not particularly pretty but give you loads of information.
"vmstat 1 1" and "sar" are particularly good but I would suggest you løook at the man pages fro a complete description as they do quite a lot of stu
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12-01-2003 11:51 PM
12-01-2003 11:51 PM
Re: hotfiles on a Mandrake
Dont know where this would be on mandrake but in most case this is at
/usr/sbin/lsof
ex: lsof -i
will show you all active internet connections
man lsof is also full of infos
J-P
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12-02-2003 04:17 AM
12-02-2003 04:17 AM
Re: hotfiles on a Mandrake
also poke around in the goodies that come with your desktop environment (KDE or Gnome). There are a number of widgets that provide functionality similar to perf_meter that you might be familiar with from OpenVMS ;-)
Greetings, Martin
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12-02-2003 07:14 AM
12-02-2003 07:14 AM
Re: hotfiles on a Mandrake
Martin, I use Kde.
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Gerard
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12-02-2003 01:51 PM
12-02-2003 01:51 PM
Re: hotfiles on a Mandrake
I do have a "System" entry in my KDE start
menue with all kinds of System tools for
online monitoring. KDE system guard is quite nifty.
Main disadvantge is that they are AFAIK "on-line", i.e. you can not collect historical data for later comparison with them. For that I think really sar is your best bet.
Greetings, Martin