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From: Donn Miller <dmm125@bellatlantic.net>
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Subject: FreeBSD equiv. of /proc/loadavg
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Am looking for the FreeBSD equivalent of the Linux file /proc/loadavg.  I
want to use this instead of using getloadavg().

I'm also looking for the equivalent of these.  This is what I think they
are:

Linux		FreeBSD
=====		=======
/proc/meminfo	/proc/curproc/mem
/proc/stat	/proc/curproc/status
/proc/loadavg	??? (probably /kernel)
/proc/uptime	??? (probably /kernel)

Thanks

  --Donn


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