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TIP: .grosview - lalle - 01-25-2022
A good gr_osview config is necessary for debugging CPU load, network problems, memory leaks, etc. So use this ~/.grosview file written by Greg Ercolano based on the excellent, voluminous manpage, including comments on what does what.
http://seriss.com/people/erco/unixtools/.grosview
RE: TIP: .grosview - stormy - 01-26-2022
Very cool! I had no idea it was so configurable! Thanks
RE: TIP: .grosview - jirka - 01-26-2022
(01-25-2022, 10:27 PM)lalle Wrote: A good gr_osview config is necessary for debugging CPU load, network problems, memory leaks, etc. So use this ~/.grosview file written by Greg Ercolano based on the excellent, voluminous manpage, including comments on what does what.I have been using this config file for years on all my SGIs.
http://seriss.com/people/erco/unixtools/.grosview
It made my gr_osview really useful. But the seriss.com includes more IRIX-friendly and cool stuff.
RE: TIP: .grosview - Shiunbird - 01-29-2022
This is really cool. I've just modified it to suit my needs.
Thanks for sharing.