Cat /proc/stat

[Antikx]

I noticed that when a friend runs cat /proc/stat on his 5500 (running OZ) he gets info in the disk_io field. Myself with a C1000 run pdaXrom Beta1 and a Kinsgten 1Gig SD card do not.
Am I missing something?

[gds]

Hmm, I get information in the disk_io field.

C3100, latest pdaXrom beta. Lexar SD card was in, if that matters.

[jbruno]

I noticed that when a friend runs cat /proc/stat on his 5500 (running OZ) he gets info in the disk_io field. Myself with a C1000 run pdaXrom Beta1 and a Kinsgten 1Gig SD card do not.
Am I missing something?
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mine says:

disk_io: (3,0):(1493,1416,12674,77,832)

What does that mean, anyway?

[jerrybme]

I get:

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disk_io: (3,0):(6927,4773,121149,2154,261014)

[karlto]

I have an SL6000 with RC12:

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disk_io: (3,0):(13110,12027,103298,1083,51976)
I have both a CF microdrive and SD card - surely this only refers to the microdrive?

And I guess it would have to have been active recently to get any info...

[Antikx]

I noticed that when a friend runs cat /proc/stat on his 5500 (running OZ) he gets info in the disk_io field. Myself with a C1000 run pdaXrom Beta1 and a Kinsgten 1Gig SD card do not.
Am I missing something?
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mine says:

disk_io: (3,0):(1493,1416,12674,77,832)

What does that mean, anyway?
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It's my understanding that it is suposed to give you info about how your drives are preforming.
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Snipped from above URL:
The "disk_io" shows data for each active disk. The above example only
shows one active disk. The first pair is the major followed by the
disk number entry. The others are:
 - total number of I/O operations on this drive
 - read I/O operations
 - read I/O sectors
 - write I/O operations
 - write I/O sectors

Maybe it only reports what's in a CF slot (including internal HDD).  

Thanks for your replies everyone.