Re: top for hard disk usage

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David Timms wrote:
Konstantin Svist wrote:
top groups it into "0.0%wa" - this is total CPU percentage used for disk IO
cool, but doesn't say which app is causing the high io.

And now I'm seeing an issue with yum and I can't easily install the Xtops that have been mentioned. If it occurs again, I'll post back the result.



 /proc/<pid>/io

looks like this:

rchar: 90415
wchar: 12575
syscr: 1381
syscw: 1409
read_bytes: 595968
write_bytes: 12288
cancelled_write_bytes: 0

Given that, a topio could be written, or added to the top command.

                              Roger

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