Re: [Xen-users] save xm top output

[Maxence Bitterli <dgamax@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

You can do this with xentop
# xentop -b -i 2 -d 1 > /tmp/xentop

I put -i 2 and not 1 because if you try one time only CPU usage will be set at 0.0, if someone know how I can fix this ?

Maxence BITTERLI
http://www.sweetweb.fr
@dgamax

2011/2/18 Maxence Bitterli <dgamax@xxxxxxxxx>

Hello,

You can do this with xentop
# xentop -b -i 2 -d 1 > /tmp/xentop

Maxence BITTERLI
http://www.sweetweb.fr
@dgamax

2011/2/18 Sebastian Biedermann <biedermann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi list!

Is there a possibility to save the output from "xm top" command to a file?

Thank you!

S. Biderman



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