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From: ed@DTG.COM (Edward Jung)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: perfmon
Keywords: perfmon
Message-ID: <1989Dec5.065413.1340@uunet!dtgcube>
Date: 5 Dec 89 06:54:13 GMT
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Sender: ed@uunet!dtgcube (Edward Jung)
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In-Reply-To: ed@DTG.COM (Edward Jung)

In article <1989Dec3.183906.5126@uunet!dtgcube>, ed@DTG (Edward Jung) writes:
>
>Yes, it is called LoadStatus, and it's available in source form by
>ftp from the Purdue archives:
>  cc.purdue.edu  128.210.8.3  pub/next  1800-0700 EST
>
>It may also be in the Maryland or Oregon State archives, but I am
>not certain about that.
>
>(in case Gnews is still mangling my return address, use ed@dtg.com)
>-- 
>Edward Jung                             The Deep Thought Group, L.P.
>BIX: ejung                                      3400 Swede Hill Road
>NeXT or UNIX mail                                Clinton, WA.  98236
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My apologies.  The application is called NLoad, not LoadStatus.  I
should also mention that it is not exactly a replacement for perfmon,
but rather shows load stats and queues.

Again, my apologies for the mix-up.

-- 
Edward Jung                             The Deep Thought Group, L.P.
BIX: ejung                                      3400 Swede Hill Road
NeXT or UNIX mail                                Clinton, WA.  98236
        UUCP: uunet!dtgcube!ed          Internet: ed@dtg.com