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The CPU-related values shown for processes 16199 and 16267 at timestamp 1382954872 are way out of range (CPU usage 42789.00% and 42789.00%, respectively).
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The sum of CPU utilization for tasks running on a given CPU can exceed
100%. This is actually because the tasks have not necessarily spent
their whole time interval attached to that CPU (this is what is answered
to question 4.4 in the FAQ).
Then you can have the sum of %CPU for all tasks running on all CPUs
which can exceed 100% (and in fact, which can even reach N * 100% where
N is the number of CPUs available on your machine). Consider this sample
output from my machine (8 CPUs with 2 compute-intensive tasks running):
The sum of %CPU here is 200% (well, 202% to be accurate). To get an
average CPU utilization among all processors, use option -I. The output
here would be:
Hi,
I've run this command:
The file pidstat.txt has about 214kbytes, about 1600 lines and starts with:
There are some timestamps for which the sum of CPU usage for all processes is slightly over 200%. (Maybe it has something to do with 4.4 in http://sebastien.godard.pagesperso-orange.fr/faq.html#pidstat)
But there is one timestamp for which the sum of CPU usage is way over 200%. Somewhere in the middle of the file I've found this:
The CPU-related values shown for processes 16199 and 16267 at timestamp 1382954872 are way out of range (CPU usage 42789.00% and 42789.00%, respectively).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: