El Viernes, 15 de Febrero de 2008 05:14, Fernando Toledo escribió: | El Jue 14 Feb 2008, Marcos Guglielmetti escribió: | > Hola ¿alguien sabe interpretar los valores que brinda "load | > average"? por ejemplo: | > | > uptime | > 23:16:42 up 6 days, 6:51, 2 users, load average: 2.48, 1.29, | > 1.18 | > | > | > Es una curiosidad nomás, pero podría servir para adaptar el | > sistema a ciertas circunstancias... | | How the Guru's Define LOAD ... | | Man Pages (oops!) | | [pax:~]% man "load average" | No manual entry for load average man -k "load average" tload (1) - graphic representation of system load average xisdnload (1x) - ISDN load average display for X xload (1) - system load average display for X | Tim O'Reilly and Crew, p.726 | | The load average tries to measure the number of active | processes at any time. As a measure of CPU utilization, the load | average is simplistic, poorly defined, but far from useless. | | Adrian Cockcroft, p.229 | | The load average is the sum of the run queue length and the | number of jobs currently running on the CPUs. In Solaris 2.0 and | 2.2 the load average did not include the running jobs but this bug | was fixed in Solaris 2.3. -- Marcos Guglielmetti, co-director de Musix GNU+Linux, 100% Software Libre Sitio Web: http://www.musix.org.ar + Archivos: ftp://musix.ourproject.org/pub/musix Ecología: http://autosus2.wordpress.com Personal: http://marcospcmusica.wordpress.com Noticias: http://www.mastermagazine.info