centos 4 - top 2007-03-23 - By Rick Stevens
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On Fri, 2007-03-23 at 14:06 -0700, chuck lawrence wrote:
> greetings,
>
> I've got centos 4 running on a dual-core, dual cpu opteron server. it
> should look like 4 cpus. top reports cumulative(?) stats, where my
> other servers (redhat es 3) all list per cpu stats.
>
> is this normal? is there another top I can grab and use? seems silly
> to me.
Top now, by default, summarizes CPU usage. Simply fire up top and press
the '1' (one) key to get a per-CPU listing. Press the "h" key for
help. Once you've got it formatted the way you want, press SHIFT-W and
the system will write a ~user/.toprc file for you so it comes up the
way you want it next time.
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