/proc/stat shows ticks for user, nice, sys, idle, iowait, irq and sirq like this: cpu6214713 286 1216407 121074379 260283 253506 1973开发者_运维百科68 0 0 0
I want to use the /proc to find the resource usage of a particular process every second. The resources include cputime, disk usage and network usage. I looked at /proc/pid/stat , but I am not sure whe
I would like to know the possible values of st column in /proc/net/tcp. I think the st column equates to STATE column from netstat(8) or ss(8).
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I was asked this question in an interview. You are writing a PCI driver and you want to export the hardware-related information to the /proc filesystem. The interesting thing is that I searched the dr
I\'m looking for a ruby script that accesses the /proc directory and saves the process ID and command line (cmdline) information 开发者_如何学Goin a file.you may want to call ps instead of going to /p
When I repeatedly check the values in /proc/<pid>/task/<tid>/stat on a Linux with kernel version > 2.6.2, where <pid> is a process ID, and <tid> is a thread ID, I noticed that
I\'m using FreeBSD 7.3 (64 bit). When I try the command \"cat /proc/self/maps\",I get an error as, \"cat: /proc/self/maps: No such file or directory\". What should I do to resolve this 开发者_运维百科
Does anyone know whether /proc/mounts is guaranteed to be in the order in which devices are mounted? For instance:
How can I get system time from a proc file? I know we can get system time from some commands such as date, and also can write some code based on time API. But I really need to use a simple proc file t
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