On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 06:06:58 -0400
Will Standley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> H E L P !
>
> A friend has helped me install Redhat 7.3... using KDE GUI.
>
> Running on an AMD 450 Mhz K6 processor with 128 Megs of ram & a 30G
> HD.
>
> Apache, MySQL & PHP are also setup on the machine with a prototype
> web page I hope to play more with.
>
> Machine worked fine at his house, on his network, which was
> connected to Road Runner High Speed Cable.
>
> Runs _very_ slow at my house on the bench, on no network yet.
>
> We thought the processor is busy with a task but running "ps aux" we
> saw nothing using a big chunk of cpu time.
>
> During the search we couldn't find...
>
> 1) A GUI equivalent to the command line "process status" or ps
> command 2) A way to tell
> a) how much memory the system thought was in the box and
> b) how it was being used.
> 3) A tool for checking the speed of the processor.
>
> He knew of a utility for 1 above but couldn't remember the name...
> so we couldn't search for it.
>
> Can anyone help here with suggestions for tools for the above 3
> items... also if you have an idea why the unit is running so slow.
>
Ktop (KDE Task Manager) should show all but the processor speed.
KDEstart => System => Task Manager
or:
in and xterm, ktop <enter>
Tom
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