[SOLVED] An application or a process which uses almost full cpu usage
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An application or a process which uses almost full cpu usage
Hi , i have generated a shell script, i intend to display the cpu usage on my suse machine, however i need to show almost 100% cpu usage to be displayed when the script runs..... Any suggestion , can i install a particular application or invoke any process which would use all cpu..
Any idea..?
No , i dont intend to implement it in my shell script, all i want it any name of a program or third party application that i can install and invoke its process, which would consume 100% cpu, will kill the process after my script is executed.. !
Thank u all... For cpu usage. i installed apache.. ran httpd daemon, it did the needful..
Another small query... what if i wish to use my entire memory usage..? any script or program that i can envoke....??
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