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by **Duane T. M** » Sun, 31 Oct 1993 03:48:05

"Jason" == Jason Austin <Jason> writes:

-> top(1) is not part of SunOS 4.
->
-> Note: it does build on SunOS 5.

Jason> It builds but doesn't seem to work. Spits out this error:

Jason> top: kvm_read for cpu: Error 0

Jason> Has anyone got this to work? This is under 5.2 with Suns C
Jason> compiler 2.0.1.

Mine works fine...built with gcc 2.4.5.

-- dtm

by **Walid Cham** » Sun, 31 Oct 1993 05:11:13

> It builds but doesn't seem to work. Spits out this error:

>top: kvm_read for cpu: Error 0

> Has anyone got this to work? This is under 5.2 with Suns C
>compiler 2.0.1.
>--
>Jason C. Austin

Try "top" from :

Host pith.uoregon.edu

Location: /pub/Solaris2.x/bin
FILE -rwxr-xr-x 67208 Sep 7 13:12 top

it did work on SunOS 5.2

Walid
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by **George Lindho** » Sun, 31 Oct 1993 08:10:31

Quote:> "Jason" == Jason Austin <Jason> writes:

> -> top(1) is not part of SunOS 4.
> ->
> -> Note: it does build on SunOS 5.
> Jason> It builds but doesn't seem to work. Spits out this error:
> Jason> top: kvm_read for cpu: Error 0
> Jason> Has anyone got this to work? This is under 5.2 with Suns C
> Jason> compiler 2.0.1.

> Mine works fine...built with gcc 2.4.5.

Same here. Did you install it with group=sys and set-gid permission? top
needs that to read the kernel structures.

George

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by **Casper H.S. D** » Sun, 31 Oct 1993 19:13:47

> It builds but doesn't seem to work. Spits out this error:
>top: kvm_read for cpu: Error 0
> Has anyone got this to work? This is under 5.2 with Suns C
>compiler 2.0.1.

Top expects the CPUs to be adjactant in the cpus array, they are not
on certain MP machines. Do you have a 10/52 with two modules?
(both cpus on a seperate Mbus module)

Casper

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