LXer: Use LatencyTOP to find out where process latency is coming from

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09-05-2008, 07:30 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,357 Rep:	LXer: Use LatencyTOP to find out where process latency is coming from Published at LXer: The latency of the execution of a particular task can be affected by what tasks a system is running, the condition of the network the machine is connected to, and how well the various server machines on the network are performing. LatencyTOP is a command-line tool and kernel patch that lets you see what is causing latency in the applications on your system. Read More...

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