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Performance Monitoring Stats - Raspberry Pi Command Line NMON
NMON – Command Line Performance Monitoring Tool
To install nmon
sudo apt-get install nmon
To run nmon
nmon
Use the keyboard commands to toggle individual sections on and off:
't' = Top-processes
'm' – Memory S
'j' = Filesystems
'd' or 'D' = Disks (capital D shows different measurements)
'n' = Network
'V' = Virtual Memory
'r' = Resource
'N' = NFS
'k' = kernel
'.' = only busy disks/procs
'q' = quit
There a good article on how to use it here.
Shortcut Keys to Display CPU Stats
HELP: Hit h to remove this Info Hit q to Quit ───────────────────────────│
│ Letters which toggle on/off statistics: │
│ h = This help | r = Resources OS & Proc │
│ c = CPU Util C = wide view | l = longer term CPU averages │
│ m = Memory & Swap L=Huge | V = Virtual Memory │
│ n = Network | N = NFS │
│ d = Disk I/O Graphs D=Stats | o = Disks %Busy Map │
│ k = Kernel stats & loadavg | j = Filesystem Usage J=reduced │
│ M = MHz by thread & CPU │
│ t = TopProcess 1=Priority/Nice/State | u = TopProc with command line │
│ ReOrder by: 3=CPU 4=RAM 5=I/O | Hit u twice to update │
│ g = User Defined Disk Groups | G = with -g switches Disk graphs │
│ [start nmon with -g <filename>] | to disk groups only │
│ | b = black & white mode │
│ Other Controls: | │
│ + = double the screen refresh time | 0 = reset peak marks (">") to zero │
│ - = half the screen refresh time | space refresh screen now │
│ . = Display only busy disks & CPU | q = Quit
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