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06-15-2005

ozvena

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kstat - format of output data?

Hi,

I am looking for a cpu usage data (%usr, %iowait, %idle, %kernel) using kstat. The output of kstat is below. How do I interpret those numeric values? In other words, how do I calculate the percentage value using the values below?

Thanks a lot!
Ozvena

Code:

module: cpu_stat                        instance: 9
name:   cpu_stat9                       class:    misc

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        idle                            1033213481
        iowait                          0
        kernel                          13188786
        user                            40271834
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