Hi Jerry,
hmm, that's strange, since 'top' on our RHEL5.8 and RHEL6.3 machines
understand '1' just fine and then show all the cors on the respective
machine. We have procps-3.2.7-18.el5 installed on RHEL5.8 and
procps-3.2.8-23.el6.x86_64 on RHEL6.3. What version do you have?
'grep -C processor /proc/cpuinfo' give me an error, since it's
missing a number after the -C, but the number of cores of
'grep processor /proc/cpuinfo' agrees with that top's 1 toggle shows.
By the way, since you are asking about a RHEL5 machine, maybe it would be
better to ask the rhelv5-list -- although I'm sure there will be a lot
of overlap there. :)
Hope this helps,
Horst
"Tilsley, Jerry M." <[email protected]> wrote:
> All,
>
> I am using top to get basic server usage. I have seen some other posts on
> the web to toggle the CPU's being show to press '1' after getting into top.
> However I get "Command not understood". If I run 'grep -C processor
> /proc/cpuinfo' it shows 4 which is correct. How can I get all the CPU's to
> display in top on RHEL 5.7?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jerry Tilsley
> Sr Systems Analyst
> St. Claire Regional Medical Center
>
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