File deleted. I don't consider nmon files as a security problem - it is just performance data. But sorry if it caused you to worry. I think the topaschart web pages explains the process in sufficient detail. See https://nmon.sourceforge.io/pmwiki.php?n=Site.TOPASchart I cleaned it up a little (corrected the file name extensions) and put the topasout -a in bold. I will fix the version number on the next update. Thanks for your ideas above but I think that is overkill. Thank you for using topascha...
OK I ran the topasout -a yourfile.topas and the topaschart yourfile.topas.csv yourfile.html and it worked fine and the .html file displays the graphs correctly. Attached. I did this on AIX 7.2.5. Long shot - what does: which cut return? I am thinking that your $PATH is using open source (Linux) cut command.
nmon is a default install with AIX and has been for more than a decade. So I have no idea how you are running AIX with no nmon install. Is this some ancient AIX level - thstmight explain the problem? As topaschart was working when released, the problem might be a new format with new AIX versions. Or you have mangled the file, sorry :-) Have you more than one problem file? Either way can you send me the topas file with the issues Cheers, nigelargriffiths@hotmail.com
Feature added in nmon for Linux version 16q
dot (.) hotkey doesn't work when displaying disk groups ("g" hotkey when started with -g auto)
Parameter to make values of some metrics stick to a certain "unit" (e.g. KB/MB)?
Feature added and can be found in nmon version 16p.
NMON 16n support for Linux on Z - s390x