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you are right, sorry. I was looking at /proc/diststats which is not per ps

Those files look like devices (they would normally be in /dev), and are files that you should NOT be modifying.
What is "ltspfs"? it sounds like a remote file system.
If you somehow unmount or stop...

I'm not sure if its the same on all linux, but there's some counters you can access in
/proc/$PID/stat
I've written scripts to monitor certain processes over time this way..

Jurn

add another -- before the the filename
This will stop the programs from thinking it is another switch argument.
e.g. chmod -R 777 -- -e0.7