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From: clyde@ut-emx.UUCP (Clyde W. Hoover)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.encore
Subject: Re: Things I miss....
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Date: 3 Aug 89 15:37:55 GMT
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Well, you are discovering that UMAX 4.2 is not BSD 4.2.  Those particular
programs won't work under UMAX (well, clri probably could).  The others in your
list (vmstat, sps, top, pstat) all rely on the kernel data structure formats
and naming convention from BSD kernels.  UMAX uses a sufficently different way
of organizing its kernel structures that these BSD-isms won't work.

However, all is not lost - there are sufficent equivilants available in the 
'sysmon' command:
	vmstat = sysmon -n vm
	sps, top, pstat = sysmon -n proc

Play around with the '-d' option to sysmon to truely get more information than
you know what to do with.

	-Clyde

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