[Orca-users] Re: DNnsrkcmdit

[Blair Zajac]

The web page that described that used to be on www.sunworld.com but that
web server doesn't exist any more.

Each character describes the state of one subsystem.  The characters and their
subsystems are

	D	Disk
	N	Network
	n	NFS RPC Client
	s	Swap Space
	r	RAM Demand
	k	Kernel Memory
	c	CPU Power
	m	Kernel Contention (mutexes)
	d	Directory Name Lookup Cache
	i	Inode Cache
	t	TCP

Start with

	http://www.sun.com/950901/columns/adrian/column1.html

This describes the rules to determine the state of the subsystem.

The valid states are

    case ST_WHITE: return 'w'; /* OK states are lower case. */
    case ST_BLUE:  return 'b';
    case ST_GREEN: return 'g';
    case ST_AMBER: return 'A'; /* Bad states are upper case to stand out. */
    case ST_RED:   return 'R';
    case ST_BLACK: return 'B';
    default:       return 'I'; /* Invalid state. */

Blair

EMelander at wyndham.com wrote:
> 
> I was examining the output of orcallator.se and noticed
> a column called "DNnsrkcmdit".  What is this column a
> measure of?  Thanks!