Andreas Pettersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I couldn't find it in the man page and Google turned up with nothing of
> value so I ask here.
> What does the top (in IO mode) columns VCSW and IVCSW mean?
Voluntary Context Switches/second
Involuntary Context Switches/second
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In the last episode (Sep 21), Andreas Pettersson said:
> I couldn't find it in the man page and Google turned up with nothing
> of value so I ask here. What does the top (in IO mode) columns VCSW
> and IVCSW mean?
Voluntary and Involuntary context switches. Voluntary ones are usually
due to sysca
On 2007-09-21 21:44, Andreas Pettersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I couldn't find it in the man page and Google turned up with nothing of
> value so I ask here.
> What does the top (in IO mode) columns VCSW and IVCSW mean?
VCSW = 'Voluntary context switches'
IVCSW = 'Involuntary context switche
