Hi,
i am looking for a command that can write top CPU using processes of particular time to the a text file and similar for top RAM consuming to a file.
Please recommend
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command to output top cpu processes to a file
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Re: command to output top cpu processes to a file
Try:
Also, what you should have done first:
command to output top cpu processes to a file
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man top
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Re: command to output top cpu processes to a file
Wow. A half-million hits.GarryRicketson wrote:Also, what you should have done first:
command to output top cpu processes to a file
Lazy OP. No biscuit.
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Re: command to output top cpu processes to a file
Well some of them maybe don't work to good, unfortunately I don't remember the exact command, I just know there is one that does work, and that was how I found it.
I needed/ wanted to save the info to a file, so that is what I did.
I needed/ wanted to save the info to a file, so that is what I did.
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