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Measuring Heavy CPU Usage Over Time On Linux And UnixMar 31, 2009, 19:03 (1 Talkback[s])(Other stories by Mike Tremell) [ Thanks to Mike Golvach for this link. ] "In the first screenshot, we've isolated process id 499 (which happens to be the X server), since it's the only process on the box that meets the "CPU percentage" criteria. Once it finds that process, it adds it to the default temporary file (the simple way to maintain state ;). We then populate the /tmp/munchiestats file with a whole bunch of other PID's (some real, some non-existent) and multiple instances of PID 499 (but, less than 9, so we don't trigger the kill on the next execution) and cat that so you can see the contents: Related Stories:
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