| Joseph.skb |
2011-03-16 23:06 |
Re: How to check background applications
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Originally Posted by 9000
(Post 968886)
Don't worry about it. ;)
Run xterminal application, or press CTRL-SHIFT-X on the desktop to runt he xterminal.
Open the keyboard, type the following to show a list of running processes, sorted by CPU usage:
It'll run continuously. Press 'q' to quit.
vi_ wants you to redirect the 'top' output to a file for viewing. However, his command doesn't work as expected as the top would run continuously. You might need to force it to run once and redirect it to a file, like that:
Code:
top -n 1 > /home/user/MyDocs/output.txt
Then you can connect your N900 to your PC as mass storage and attach the file here.
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Hi! I ran this code, op -n 1 > /home/user/MyDocs/output.txt - but there was no outcome. Should I change the contents to my user defined names? (eg. home = N900, MyDocs = my documents name? or something else)
I PgDn to one of the highest CPU% to take a snapshot (below). |
