So i noticed that saidar and system monitor show different ram usage,
at least i think it is ram usage. Is not Mem Used ram in saidar??
Is sider a software that can be trusted ??
what is it showing at all ??
see
saidar is showing i am using 1227 mb system monitor 635mb
thank you in advanced.
I am using sqsh to connect to Sybase IQ 12.7 and I want to see statistics for queries so I do the following:
set statistics io on
go
select count(*) from some_large_table
go
and I expect to see the results of the query and statistical information but I get only the query.
Do I need another command to activate statistics?
NetStat unlike Wireshark is a command line tool used to show the network status. It is used to monitor incoming and outgoing network connections. It is also used for monitoring various network interface statistics. So lets see how to use NetStat to monitor the network connections.
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Qgrub Editor provides is a system tool for viewing and editing the grub bootloader under ubuntu (9,04) for a multi-boot system.
The package file downlaod is:
qgrubeditor_2.5.0-1_i386.deb (2007 vintage)
and the recommended installation command is:
sudo dpkg -i qgrubeditor_2.5.0-1_i386.deb
I am working on creating system monitoring graphs from sar outputs. Ksar seems to be a nice gui tool, with some command line support. My goal is to create pdf/png charts from a script using ksar command line.
The released version has some minor bugs where I got some exceptions. Fortunately the beta 5.1.0_beta4 does not have the bugs and produces nice graphs from GUI.
I was using rpmreaper and `yum remove xxx` to remove some items I no longer use and broke my system. I cannot use yum anymore. I am new to Fedora so please be gentle.
Code:
sudo yum install htop
Command line error: no such option: -Q
Command line error: no such option: -Q
Command line error: no such option: -Q
Same thing happens if I try to use sudo :( I am using zsh as my login shell.
Command line is the most powerful way of managing Linux system. Here I will show you the most commond command line in Linux for managing directories. This tutorial is applied to all Linux system and not limited to one distribution only.
cd
This command changes the current working directory.
I recently installed Rhythmbox (version 2.90.1) in my system running Ubuntu 11.10. I've discovered lthough I can play the uri's linking to .m3u and .pls files for radio streams in the GUI, they do not work in the command line. Instead I have to download the .m3u & .pls files to get the uri inside those files and use that as the argument instead when running from command line.
I needed to run convert with a lot of images at the same time. The command took quite a while but this doesn't bother me.
The issue is that this command rendered my computer unusable while the command was running (for about 15 minutes).
So is it possible to throttle the command by limiting resources (processor and memory) to the command, directly from the command line?
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