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From: Carl Makin <cmakin@nla.gov.au>
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Subject: Boring CPU Utilisation screen shots!
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I've put up a somewhat boring screen shot from the IBM performance Toolkit
monitoring program showing 17 SP2 CPU's at full tilt. :)

It's at http://gadget.nla.gov.au/rsa/sp2working.jpg

It's mildly amusing watching the CPU utilisation sit at 99% for an hour
and then drop to 1% for a couple of minutes before climbing back up. :)


Carl.

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