[Orca-users] Re: processor sets and orcallator.se

Jon A. Tankersley jon.tankersley at eds.com
Mon Jan 13 14:07:08 PST 2003


You can 'disable' pieces of orcallator.se from the 'command line'.  With two copies of
orcallator.se - percol and webcol say, you can set percol to do:
          /usr/bin/mkdir -p $OUTDIR
          SWITCHES="-DWATCH_OS -DWATCH_IOSTAT -DTAPE_IO"
          $SE ${SWITCHES} -o- $PC | $SE -t$PC - 300 &

and webcol to do:
          /usr/bin/mkdir -p $OUTDIR
          SWITCHES="-DWATCH_WEB"
          $SE ${SWITCHES} -o- $PC | $SE -t$PC - 300 &

By changing the webcol WEB_LOG file, you can check other log files too.

Now, dividing the disks, network, etc. that are used by a specific processor, etc. would
probably be next to impossible....
But there might be something inside the SE source tree.

SRM from Sun may be able to help,  formatting that into orcallator output files, etc.



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