In the last episode (Jun 06), Paul Schmehl said:
> The man page for pstat has this:
>
> pstat [-Tfhknst] [-M core [-N system]]
>
> What exactly is "system"? What's the argument that pstat is looking
> for? I'm trying to see what processes are using swap and how much each
> process is using. Is that possible with pstat? If so, what's the magic
> formula?
pstat -M -N is for a post-mortem analysis of a crashed system. You
pass it the kernel and vmcore files with those flags.
If you want process stats, use "ps". Try "ps axlw" for starters.
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Dan Nelson
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