dbfunk@ICAEN.UIOWA.EDU (David B Funk) (11/10/89)
WRT posting <618@ccadfa.adfa.oz.au>: > I like to know the page in/out activities, swapping, disk waits, > network activities of a specify machines, something like vmstat in > a true UNIX system (ps is not good enough either). "/com/pst -pa" will show you some paging info on a per-process basis. If you want "vmstat" though, there is an Apollo implementation of it under sr10.1. It's hidden in a funny place, look in "/systest/ssr_util" ( "/systest/ssr_util/vmstat" "/systest/ssr_util/vmstat.hlp" ). There are several other interesting tools in that directory, but be forewarned, they are unsupported and some of them can be dangerous if improperly used. Dave Funk
jch@hpfcdq.HP.COM (Jan Hardenbergh) (11/11/89)
Re; Performance on Apollos If you are into perfromance monitoring you should definitly pick up DPAK. While these are not generic UNIX tools, they are a lot better than mon was last time I used it. But they are oriented torwards analyzing a particular program not the whole system. -Jan Hardenbergh - jch@apollo.hp.com - HP Graphics Technology Division
oj@apollo.HP.COM (Ellis Oliver Jones) (11/12/89)
In article <8911100928.AA00509@icaen.uiowa.edu> dbfunk@ICAEN.UIOWA.EDU (David B Funk) writes: >... a funny place, look in "/systest/ssr_util"... >There are several other interesting tools in that directory... * To look at your system (hardware) error log, try /systest/ssr_util/lsyserr ... * As of sr10.1.p (DN10K) and/or sr10.2 (m68k and DN10K) try /systest/ssr_util/color_probe [-rgb] [-b] -rgb makes it show a true-color color map on VS systems -b makes it run in borrow mode. You can use the mouse to point to colors. If you press a mouse key, it'll flash the color you're pointing to. Left=red, middle=green, right=blue . * On the DN10000VS there's an "interactive mouse diagnostic" :-) /systest/ssr_util/bzone_vs Have fun. >but be forewarned, they are unsupported and some of them can be dangerous >if improperly used. I couldn't have said it better myself..... /Ollie Jones (speaking for myself, not for HP Apollo Systems Division)