kstailey/vmstat--bsd
Project ID: 20418
Description
Page scanning rate option for procps(-ng). The scanning rate for page reclamation is an important statistic, some say the most important one because page scanning happens when you do not have enough physical memory and knowing if everything fits well into memory is an important thing. On BSD and Solaris the "sr" ("scanning rate") column is not missing like on Linux.
This is a work-in-progress: currently only "vmstat -b" (without "-s") works right.
Installation Instructions
Usage: vmstat --bsd OR vmstat -b
Note that you have to have a low-free-memory condition before page scanning occurs. I tested in an Ubuntu VM with 1 GB RAM and the "sr" column was incrementing correctly.
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