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On FreeBSD system the “top” command does not support monitoring of mutli core CPU server systems.
Another handy thing about Linux top is pressing the “W” during the top is running. This will make top to save it’s current settings so next time when you launch it it will load the last known saved settings.
To get statistics about CPU information on FreeBSD you can use commands:
View CommentView Commentfreebsd# sysctl -a | egrep -i ‘hw.machine|hw.model|hw.ncpu’
or
freebsd# dmesg | grep -i cpu
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for freebsd just read the man pages.
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good to know thx for info 🙂
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in freebsd you can use top -HSP to check multi core usage statistics
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thx for the tip!
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