vmstat in 10 second interval in next start in next minute
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I don't understand the last phrase in your title "... in next start in next minute". I imagine that this is what has prevented people from replying to your post. I am guessing that you already know that vmstat with 10 second intervals is simply this:
oh..sorry for not making my question clear.What i want is i want my vmstat take an interval of 10 seconds but start in next minutes only.For example,i run the command at 20:30pm, it will automatically show the the vmstate for 20:31pm when the time come.Can ayone help?
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