RE: CPU Process Question

This was an interesting topic so I did a little more research, I would check out 'process cpu autoprofile hog' and then 'show process cpu autoprofile hog'. I haven't had a chance to test with them, but I think it might provide you what you're looking for.

As for s cpu proc history, that's not going to show individual process, but just overall CPU state over time. This information can also be extended with the 'process cpu extended' command.

-ryan

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 Show Proc cpu is good only when you write it down at a current moment.
I Want to know not at a current moment but when it happens...

2009/8/9 Ryan West <rwest_at_zyedge.com>

S proc cpu sort isnbt giving u what you want?
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