I am seeing that nmon for RHEL5 adds 30 extra seconds when you run with logging mode. Strangely the exact the same machine.same installation was working as desired. The problem started to happen without any known changes to the system/install. For example: ./nmon -F my.nmon -t -s 60 -c 1440 taking data every 90 seconds now…. any idea how did this happen??? I am using nmon for linux 14g.
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I am seeing that nmon for RHEL5 adds 30 extra seconds when you run with logging mode. Strangely the exact the same machine.same installation was working as desired. The problem started to happen without any known changes to the system/install. For example: ./nmon -F my.nmon -t -s 60 -c 1440 taking data every 90 seconds now…. any idea how did this happen??? I am using nmon for linux 14g.
# egrep "AAA,command|ZZZZ" test.nmon
AAA,command,./nmon -F test.nmon -s0 -c 100 -t
ZZZZ,T0001,01:04:57,25-NOV-2011
ZZZZ,T0002,01:05:27,25-NOV-2011
ZZZZ,T0003,01:05:57,25-NOV-2011
# egrep "AAA,command|ZZZZ" test2.nmon
AAA,command,./nmon -F test2.nmon -s60 -c100 -t
ZZZZ,T0001,01:12:18,25-NOV-2011
ZZZZ,T0002,01:13:48,25-NOV-2011
ZZZZ,T0003,01:15:18,25-NOV-2011
hmm…after rebooting the machine, the problem had gone…what was it??