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Subject: Re: How to determine IRQ usage?
In-Reply-To: <19991122200325.F19750@speedy.gsinet> from Gerhard Sittig at "Nov
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Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 22:51:00 -0500 (EST)
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Personally,  I find  the output  of  `systat 1  -vm'  to be  a lot  more
informative. Very  nice screen design,  thanks whoever did it!  IRQs are
there two...

	-mi

Gerhard Sittig once stated:

=> there ain't enough room for the entire output .. (of total)
=> 
=> interrupt      total      rate
=> clk0 irq0    1393425598       99
=> rtc0 irq8    1783597416      127
=> fdc0 irq6           1        0
=> wdc0 irq14   240062348       17
=> ep0 irq5     53763994        3
=> Total        -824117939      -59
=
=You might  not be interested in  the absolute values of  these counters
=but  more  in   the  differences  (i.e.  growing   rates)  between  two
=invocations  of the  stat  program.  This seems  to  be  just like  the
=collisions and errors counter values in the ifconfig output.


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