xsw


     NAME
          xsw - X System Watcher

     SYNTAX
          xsw  [options]

     DESCRIPTION
          xsw  is a client/server based system resource monitoring
          tool. xsw  , the client, is to be used in conjunction with
          xswsrv , the server.

          When xsw  is invoked, a Main Control Panel (MCP) is
          displayed. A menu bar is position on top with three pull
          down menus:

          File
               -Connect to a new server.
               -Disconnet  a server.
               -Exit xsw

          Options
               -Change fonts on a per server basis.
               -Change button actions.

          Help
               -General Display Information
               -Options

          Directly below the menu bar on the left side, is a box that
          contains a list of server(s) which xsw  is currently
          connected to. The active server will be highlighted. The MCP
          will reflect the state of the active server. All connected
          servers will be updated according to their Target interval
          time (See Below). Only one server can be viewed on the MCP
          at a time. Directly below the menu bar and to the right of
          the server list is a message box used for displaying
          messages regaurding the active server.  Directly below the
          message box are:

          Target : What sampling interval is wanted for the active
          server. Arrow buttons change the interval.

          Actual : The actual sampling interval obtained for the
          active server.

          Users  : The number of users for the active server.


          Below the Target, Actual, and Users boxes, are toggle
          buttons used for displaying system resources. The resources
          available for viewing are:

          CPU:         Displays cpu usage at actual interval, average
                       cpu usage at actual interval * 5 , and average
                       cpu usage at actual interval * 10. The cpu
                       usage is broken down into: user time, sytem
                       time, and break time.

          WAIT:        Displays cpu wait usage at actual interval,
                       average cpu wait at actual interval * 5 , and
                       average cpu wait at actual interval * 10. The
                       cpu wait usage is broken down into: I/O time,
                       page I/O time, and swap I/O time.

          Cache :      Displays disk cache read/write hit/misses.

          Other :      Displays several tunable kernel structures:

                 NFILES                 The maximum number of open
                                        files system-wide. Each entry
                                        represents an open file.

                 NINODES                The many inode table entries
                                        to allocate. Each table entry
                                        represents an in-core inode
                                        that is an active file.

                 NPROC                  The many process tabel entries
                                        to allocate. Each table entry
                                        represents an active process.
                                        The number of entries depends
                                        on the number of terminal
                                        lines available and the number
                                        of prcesses spawned by each
                                        user.

                 NREGION                How many region table entries
                                        are used.

                 CBLOCKS                How many cfree table entries
                                        are used.

                 CALLOUTS               How many call-out table
                                        entries are used.

                 NMOUNTS                How many mount table entries
                                        are used.

          PS Cpu:      Displays cpu usage on a per process basis. The
                       processes displayed can be those CURrently
                       running and/or have run, or ALL process on the
                       system. If CUR is choosen, then time can be
                       shown as a percentage (%) of the interval or in
                       Ticks for that interval.  If ALL process is
                       choosen, then time can be shown as a percentage
                       (%) since boot or in Minutes:seconds. The
                       following is displayed for PS Cpu:

                 S                      The state of the process at
                                        time of sampling. The follwing
                                        states are shown:

                 s                      The process is currently
                                        sleeping, waiting for an
                                        event.

                 R                      The process is currently
                                        running.

                 USER                   The user of the process. If
                                        the process is "set uid", then
                                        the "#" character will be
                                        appended to the user name.

                 PID                    The Process IDentification of
                                        the process.

                 CPU                    The cpu usage for scheduling.

                 PRI                    The priority of the process.

                 NI                     The nice value used for cpu
                                        usage.

                 UCPU                   Tser time of the process.

                 SCPU                   System time of the process.

                 U+S                    User + system time of the
                                        process.

                 SIZE                   Size of the process, according
                                        to the "proc" data structure..

                 TTY                    Tty associated with the
                                        process.

                 CMD                    The arguments from the
                                        execution of the process.

          PS I/O:      Displays I/O on a per process basis. The
                       processes displayed can be those CURrently
                       running and/or have run, or ALL process on the
                       system. If CURrent is choosen, then time can be
                       shown as a percentage (%) of the interval or in
                       Ticks for that interval. If ALL process is
                       choosen, then time can be shown as a percentage
                       (%) since boot or in Minutes:seconds. The
                       following is displayed for PS I/O:

                 USER                   The user of the process. If
                                        the process is "set uid", then
                                        the "#" character will be
                                        appended to the user name.

                 PID                    The Process IDentification of
                                        the process.

                 SWAP                   The number of bytes to/from
                                        swap for that process.

                 CHAR                   The number of characters for
                                        that process.

                 READ                   The number of reads for that
                                        process.

                 WRITE                  The number of writes for that
                                        process.

                 TOTAL                  The number of read + writes
                                        for that process.

                 CMD                    The arguments from the
                                        execution of the process.

          PS Mem:      Displays memory on a per process basis. Memory
                       is displayed in memory "pages" and can be in
                       Accending or Deccending order. There are
                       several different VIEWs of memory:


                 Core Storage Only: Private & Shared:

                    USER                     The user of the process.

                    PID                      The Process
                                             IDentification of the
                                             process.

                    VSIZE                    The virtual size of the
                                             process. This is the
                                             maximum size that the
                                             process can grow to.

                    SHRD                     The number of pages that
                                             are sharable.

                    PRIV                     The number of pages that
                                             are private.

                    WTD                      The number of pages in a
                                             region that are valid
                                             divided by the number of
                                             process referenceing the
                                             region.

                    TOTAL                    The PRIV + WTD.

                    CMD                      The arguments from the
                                             execution of the process.


                 Core Storage Only:

                    USER                     The user of the process.

                    PID                      The Process
                                             IDentification of the
                                             process.

                    VSIZE                    The virtual size of the
                                             process. This is the
                                             maximum size that the
                                             process can grow to.

                    NONE                     The number of pages that
                                             are in core only.

                    SWAP                     The number of pages that
                                             are in core, but with a
                                             copy on swap.

                    FILE                     The number of pages that
                                             are in core, but with a
                                             copy on file.

                    LSTFILE                  The number of pages that
                                             are in core, but with a
                                             copy on file.

                    TOTAL                    Is NONE + SWAP + FILE +
                                             LSTFILE.

                    CMD                      The arguments from the
                                             execution of the process.


                 All Storage  :

                    USER                     The user of the process.

                    PID                      The Process
                                             IDentification of the
                                             process.

                    VSIZE                    The virtual size of the
                                             process. This is the
                                             maximum size that the
                                             process can grow to.

                    NONE                     The number of pages that
                                             are in core only.

                    SWAP                     The number of pages that
                                             on swap.

                    FILE                     The number of pages that
                                             on file.

                    LSTFILE                  The number of pages that
                                             on file.

                    ZERO                     The number of pages that
                                             are zero filled.

                    FILL                     The number of pages that
                                             are fill.

                    IOMAP                    The number of pages that
                                             are io mapped.

                    WINDOW                   The number of pages that
                                             are window.

                    CMD                      The arguments from the
                                             execution of the process.


                 Secondary Storage All:

                    USER                     The user of the process.

                    PID                      The Process
                                             IDentification of the
                                             process.

                    VSIZE                    The virtual size of the
                                             process. This is the
                                             maximum size that the
                                             process can grow to.

                    SWAP                     The number of pages that
                                             are on swap only.

                    FILE                     The number of pages that
                                             on file only.

                    LSTFILE                  The number of pages that
                                             on file only.

                    ZERO                     The number of pages that
                                             have not been used yet.

                    FILL                     The number of pages that
                                             are fill.

                    IOMAP                    The number of pages that
                                             are io mapped.

                    WINDOW                   The number of pages that
                                             are window.

                    CMD                      The arguments from the
                                             execution of the process.

          Streams:     Displays streams statistics. The following
                       information:

                 Config                 What is currently configured
                                        into the system.

                 Use                    The current item usage count.

                 %Use                   The percent of Config in use.

                 Total                  The total item usage count.

                 Max                    The maximum item usage count.

                 Fail                   The count of allocations
                                        failures.

                is shown for these streams sturcutres:

                 NSTREAM                Stream allocation data.

                 NQUEUE                 Queue allocation data.

                 MBLOCK                 Message block allocation data.

                 DBLK TOT               Total stream buffers.

                 DBLK4                  4 byte stream buffer.
                 BLK16                  16 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK64                  64 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK128                 128 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK256                 256 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK512                 512 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK1024                1024 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK2048                2048 byte stream buffer.

                 BLK4096                4096 byte stream buffer.

          NFS Stats:   Displays statistics on both the client and
                       server side of NFS.


                 NFS Client:

                    calls                    The total number of
                                             calls.

                    badcalls                 The number of rejected
                                             NFS calls.

                    nclget                   The number of times the
                                             client had to request a
                                             new handle for an NFS
                                             call.

                    clsleep                  The number of times a NFS
                                             call was blocked becasue
                                             no client was currently
                                             availble. Please see man
                                             page on nfsclnt if this
                                             number is greater than 0.

                    null                     Breakdown of NFS calls by
                                             procedure.


                 NFS server:

                    calls                    The total number of
                                             calls.

                    badcalls                 The number of rejected
                                             NFS calls.

                    null                     Breakdown of NFS calls by
                                             procedure.


                 RPC client:

                    calls                    The total number of calls
                                             made to all NFS servers.

                    badcalls                 The number of RPC calls
                                             that returned an error.

                    retrans                  The number of calls that
                                             were retransmitted
                                             because not reponse was
                                             recieved from the NFS
                                             server within the timeout
                                             period.

                    badxid                   Indicates that the server
                                             is recieving some
                                             retransmitted requests,
                                             but is taking a long time
                                             to reply to all NFS
                                             requests.

                    timeout                  Number of calls that
                                             timed out waiting for a
                                             server response.

                    wait                     The number of calls that
                                             had to wait on a busy
                                             client handle to be
                                             refreshed.

                    peekerrs                 The number of 'peek' into
                                             call message that failed.

                    badresps                 The number of minimal
                                             reply message size
                                             failures.


                 RPC server:

                    calls                    The total number of NFS
                                             RPC calls made to this
                                             server, from all clients.

                    badcalls                 The number of RPC calls
                                             that were rejected,
                                             before the request was
                                             passed to the NFS service
                                             routines.

                    nullrecv                 The number of times an
                                             nfsd daemon is scheduled
                                             to run but finds that
                                             there is no packet on the
                                             NFS service socket queue.

                    badlen                   The RPC request recieved
                                             by the server was too
                                             short.

                    xdrcall                  The XDR headers in the
                                             packet are malformed.

          Sysinfo:     Displays the "sysinfo" data structure. The
                       following is displayed:

                 bread                  The number of block reads
                                        during this interval.

                 bwrite                 The number of block writes
                                        during this interval.

                 lread                  The number of logical reads
                                        during this interval.

                 lwrite                 The number of logical writes
                                        during this interval.

                 phread                 The number of physical reads
                                        during this interval.

                 phwrite                The number of physical writes
                                        during this interval.

                 swapin                 The number of swap in's during
                                        this interval.

                 swapout                The number of swap out's
                                        during this interval.

                 bswapin                The number of block swap in's
                                        during this interval.

                 bswapout               The number of block swap out's
                                        during this interval.

                 iget                   The number of iget's during
                                        this interval.

                 namei                  The number of namei's during
                                        this interval.

                 dirblk                 The number of dirblk's during
                                        this interval.

                 readch                 The number of character's read
                                        during this interval.

                 writech                The number of character's
                                        written during this interval.

                 rawch                  The number of
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                 canch                  The number of
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                 outch                  The number of
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                 msg                    The number of
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                 sema                   The number of
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                 maxmem                 The amount of memory that is
                                        availble to user processes.

                 frmem                  The amount of memory that is
                                        free to user processes.

                 mem used               The percent of memory that is
                                        being used.

                 nswap                  The amount of swap space
                                        available.

                 frswp                  The amount of free swap space
                                        available.

                 swp used               The percent of swap being
                                        used.

                 availswp               The amount of available swap.

                 pswitch                The number of context switches
                                        during this interval.

                 syscall                The number of system calls
                                        during this interval.

                 sysread                The number of system reads
                                        during this interval.

                 syswrit                The number of system writes
                                        during this interval.

                 sysfork                The number of system forks
                                        during this interval.

                 sysexec                The number of system execs
                                        during this interval.

                 runque                 The number of processes ready
                                        to run.

                 runocc                 The number of processes
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                 swpque                 The number of processes
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                 swpocc                 The number of processes
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                 vfault                 The number of faults.

                 demand                 The number of demands.

                 pfault                 The number of page faults.

                 cw                     The number of ??????.

                 steal                  The number of ??????.

                 frdpgs                 The number of ??????.

                 vfpg                   The number of ??????.

                 sfpg                   The number of ??????.

                 vspg                   The number of ??????.

                 sspg                   The number of ??????.

                 pnpfault               The number of ??????.

                 wrtfault               The number of ??????.

                 unmodsw                The number of ??????.

                 unmodfl                The number of ??????.

                 psoutok                The number of ??????.

                 psinfai                The number of ??????.

                 psinok                 The number of ??????.

                 rsout                  The number of ??????.

                 rsin                   The number of ??????.

                 pages from

                    swap

                    cache

                    file

          VBT:         Displays the "v", "bootinfo", "tune",
                       "bs_bootstring", & "strgCfg"  data structure.
                       The following is displayed:

                 Var

                    v_autoup                 Age (in seconds) before
                                             bdflush writes delayed-
                                             write buffer.

                    v_buf                    Number of I/O buffers

                    v_clist                  Number of clists
                                             allocated

                    v_file                   Size of file table.

                    v_hbuf                   Hash buffers (power of 2)

                    v_inode                  Size of incore inode
                                             table

                    v_maxpmem                Maximum physical memory
                                             to use (if 0, then use
                                             all available physical
                                             memory); in pages.

                    v_maxup                  Max processes per user

                    v_mount                  Size of mount table

                    v_pbuf                   Number of physical I/O
                                             buffers.

                    v_proc                   Size of proc table

                    v_region                 Number of regions
                                             allocated.

                    v_vhndfrac               Fraction of maxmem limits
                                             vhand.

                 Bootinfo

                    basemem                  The base memory
                                             available.

                    extmem                   The extended memory
                                             available.

                    bflags                   The bootflags in
                                             hexidecimal .

                    memory available         The memory available and
                                             what it is being used
                                             for.

                 Tune

                    t_ageintvl               Age process every so many
                                             seconds

                    t_bdflushr               The rate at which bdflush
                                             is run in seconds.

                    t_gpgshi                 Once we start to steal
                                             pages, don't stop until
                                             freemem > t_getpgshi.

                    t_gpgslo                 If freemem < t_getpgslow,
                                             then start to steal pages
                                             from processes.

                    t_gpgsmsk                Mask used by getpages to
                                             determine whether a page
                                             is stealable. The page is
                                             stealable if pte &
                                             t_gpgsmskis == 0.

                    t_maxfc                  The maximum number of
                                             pages which will be saved
                                             up and freed at once.

                    t_maxsc                  The maximum number of
                                             pages which will be
                                             swapped out in a single
                                             operation.

                    t_maxumem                The maximum size of a
                                             user's virtual address
                                             space in pages.

                    t_minarmem               The minimum available
                                             resident (not swapable)
                                             memory to maintain in
                                             order to avoid deadlock.
                                             In pages.

                    t_minasmem               The minimum available
                                             swapable memory to
                                             maintain in order to
                                             avoid deadlock.  In
                                             pages.

                 Boot String            Displays the boot string of
                                        the system.

                 Boot configuration     Displays the device
                                        configuration of the system.

          Disk Stats.: Displays activity for block devices. e.g., disk
                       or tape drive. The activity reported is:

                 Device #               The device.

                 %Busy                  Portion of time that the
                                        device was busy servicing a
                                        transfer request during the
                                        interval.

                 AvQue                  Average number of requests
                                        outstanding during the
                                        interval.

                 r+w/s                  Number of data transfers from
                                        or to the device per second
                                        during the interval.

                 blks/s                 Number of bytes transferred in
                                        512-byte units per second
                                        during the interval.

                 AvWait                 Average time in milliseconds
                                        that the transfer requests
                                        wait idly on the queue.

                 AvServ                 Average time in miliseconds to
                                        be serviced ( which for disks
                                        includes seek, rotational
                                        latency, and data transfer
                                        times).

          MEM:         Displays the following:

                 % Memory Used          Displays average and current
                                        memory usages as a percent of
                                        total memory.

                 % Swap Used            Displays average and current
                                        swap usages as a percent of
                                        total swap.

                 % Avail. Swap Used     Displays average and current
                                        available swap usages as a
                                        percent of total available
                                        swap.


     OPTIONS
          Command line options allow the user to set specific colors
          and threshold values. xsw  can connect to an unlimited
          number of servers.

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw Standard Options Command-line
          Option Resource Name  Description -display
          displayName     -    Alternate display -help     -    prints
          out all options to stdout.  -version  -    prints out the
          version of xsw.  -server host:[window,window,...]   -    T{
          connects to host and pops up appropriate resource window.
          The follwing resource windows are available:
          cpu,wait,cache,other,pscpu,psio,psmem,streams
          nfs,sysinfo,vbt,disk,mem T} -geometry
          geometry  -    Geometry.  -title title   -    The title.
          -bg color background:color    Background color.  -fg
          color foreground:color    Foreground color.  -fn
          font  font:font Default font.

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw Generic Options Command-line
          Option Resource Name  Description -labelc
          color  labelColor:color    T{ The color of text labels.  T}
          -usersc color  userColor:color     T{ The color of the
          user's window.  T} -intervalc
          color    IntervalColor:color T{ The color of target window.
          T} -actintervalc color ActiveIntervalColor T{ The color of
          actual window.  T} -actintervalwc
          color     ActualIntervalWarningColor:color   T{ The color of
          actual window when its time is +/-10% of target.  T}
          -actintervalac
          color     ActualIntervalAlarmColor:color     T{ The color of
          actual window when its time is +/-30% of target.  T}
          -titlebfg color     title_barfgColor:color   T{ The text
          background color for window title bars.  T} -titlebbg
          color     title_barbgColor:color   T{ The text foreground
          color for window title bars.  T} -auxbtnonbgc
          color  auxButtonOnBackground:color   T{ The Auxillary
          Buttons' "ON" Background. T} -auxbtnonffgc
          color auxButtonOnForeground:color   T{ The Auxillary
          Buttons' "ON" Foreground. T} -auxbtnoffbgc
          color auxButtonOffBackground:color  T{ The Auxillary
          Buttons' "OFF" Background. T} -auxbtnofffgc
          color auxButtonOffForeground:color  T{ The Auxillary
          Buttons' "OFF" Foreground. T} -numericc
          color     numericColor:color  T{ The Numeric color. T}
          -numericwc color    numericWarningColor:color     T{ The
          Numeric Warning color. T} -numericac
          color    numericAlarmColor:color  T{ The Numeric Alarm
          color.  T} -snumericc color    staticNumericColor:color T{
          The Static Numeric color T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw CPU Window Options Command-line
          Option Resource Name  Description -uc
          color userColor:color     T{ The User CPU percentage scale
          color.  T} -kc color kernelColor:color   T{ The Kernel CPU
          percentage scale color.  T} -bc color breakColor:color    T{
          The Break CPU percentage scale color.  T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw Wait Window Options Command-
          line Option Resource Name  Description -ic
          color ioColor:color  T{ The I/O WAIT percentage scale color.
          T} -pc color pioColor:color T{ The Page I/O WAIT percentage
          scale color.  T} -sc color swapColor:color     T{ The Swap
          I/O WAIT percentage scale color.  T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)     sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _    |
          _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw MEM Window Options Command-line
          Option Resource Name  Description -memusedc
          color     memUsedColor:color  T{ The Memory percent used
          scale color. T} -memusedwc
          color    memUsedWarningColor:color     T{ The Memory percent
          used warning scale color. T} -memusedac
          color    memUsedAlarmColor:color  T{ The Memory percent used
          alarm scale color. T} -muwt
          threshhold    memUsedWarningThreshhold:threshhold     T{ The
          Memory Warning percent Threshhold. T} -muat
          threshhold    memUsedAlarmThreshhold:threshhold  T{ The
          Memory Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -swapusedc
          color    swapUsedColor:color T{ The Swap memory percent used
          scale color. T} -swapusedwc
          color   swapUsedWarningColor:color    T{ The Swap memory
          percent used warning scale color. T} -swapusedac
          color   swapUsedAlarmColor:color T{ The Swap memory percent
          used alarm scale color. T} -suwt
          threshhold\fR swapUsedWarningThreshhold:threshhold\fR T{ The
          Swap Warning percent Threshhold.  T} -suwt
          threshhold\fR swapUsedAlarmThreshhold:threshhold\fR   T{ The
          Swap Alarm percent Threshhold.  T} -availswapusedc
          color    availSwapUsedColor:color T{ The Avail. Swap memory
          percent used scale color.  T} -availswapusedwc
          color   availSwapUsedWarningColor:color    T{ The Avail.
          Swap memory percent used warning scale color.  T}
          -availswapusedac color   availSwapUsedAlarmColor:color T{
          The Avail. Swap memory percent used alarm scale color. T}
          -asuwt
          threshhold   availSwapUsedWarningThreshhold:threshhold    T{
          The Avail. Swap Warning percent Threshhold. T} -asuat
          threshhold   availSwapUsedAlarmThreshhold:threshhold T{ The
          Avail. Swap Alarm percent Threshhold. T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw Cache Window Options Command-
          line Option Resource Name  Description -cachereadhitc
          color     cacheReadHitColor:color  T{ The Read Cache Hit
          scale color. T} -cachewritehitc
          color    cacheWriteHitColor:color T{ The Write Cache Hit
          scale color. T} -cachereadmissc
          color    cacheReadMissColor:color T{ The Read Cache Miss
          scale color. T} -cachewritemissc
          color   cacheWriteMissColor:color     T{ The Write Cache
          Miss scale color. T} -cachereadmisswc
          color   cacheReadMissWarningColor:color    T{ The Read Cache
          Miss Warning scale color. T} -cachewritemisswc
          color  cacheWriteMissWarningColor:color   T{ The Write Cache
          Miss Warning scale color. T} -cachereadmissac
          color   cacheReadMissAlarmColor:color T{ The Read Cache Miss
          Alarm scale color. T} -cachewritemissac
          color  cacheWriteMissAlarmColor:color     T{ The Write Cache
          Miss Alarm scale color. T} -rca
          percent   readCacheAlarmThreshhold:percent   T{ The Read
          Cache Hit alarm percentage. T} -wca
          percent   writeCacheAlarmThreshhold:percent  T{ The Write
          Cache Hit alarm percentage. T} -rcw
          percent   readCacheWarningThreshhold:percent T{ The Read
          Cache Hit warning percentage. T} -wcw
          percent   writeCacheWarningThreshhold:percent     T{ The
          Write Cache Hit warning percentage. T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)      sw(2i)  sw(2i) _    | _
          | _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw Other Window Options Command-
          line Option Resource Name  Description -nfilec
          color  nfileColor:color    T{ The NFILE percentage scale
          color. T} -ninodec color ninodeColor:color   T{ The NINODE
          percentage scale color. T} -nprocc
          color  nprocColor:color    T{ The NPROC percentage scale
          color. T} -nregionc color     nregionColor:color  T{ The
          NREGION percentage scale color. T} -ncblocksc
          color    ncblocksColor:color T{ The NCBLOCKS percentage
          scale color. T} -nfileac color nfileAlarmColor:color    T{
          The NFILE Alarm percentage scale color. T} -ninodeac
          color     ninodeAlarmColor:color   T{ The NINODE Alarm
          percentage scale color. T} -nprocac
          color nprocAlarmColor:color    T{ The NPROC Alarm percentage
          scale color. T} -nregionac
          color    nregionAlarmColor:color  T{ The NREGION Alarm
          percentage scale color. T} -ncblocksac
          color   ncblocksAlarmColor:color T{ The NCBLOCKS Alarm
          percentage scale color. T} -nfileat
          threshhold nfileAlarmThreshhold:threshhold    T{ The NFILE
          Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -ninodeat
          threshhold     ninodeAlarmThreshhold:threshhold   T{ The
          NINODE Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -nprocat
          threshhold nprocAlarmThreshhold:threshhold    T{ The NPROC
          Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -nregionat
          threshhold    nregionAlarmThreshhold:threshhold  T{ The
          NREGION Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -ncblocksat
          threshhold   ncblocksAlarmThreshhold:threshhold T{ The
          NCBLOCKS Alarm percent Threshhold. T} -nfilewc
          color nfileWaringColor:color   T{ The NFILE Warning
          percentage scale color. T} -ninodewc
          color     ninodeWarningColor:color T{ The NINODE Warning
          percentage scale color. T} -nprocwc
          color nprocWarningColor:color  T{ The NPROC Warning
          percentage scale color. T} -nregionwc
          color    nregionWarningColor:color     T{ The NREGION
          Warning percentage scale color. T} -ncblockswc
          color   ncblocksWarningColor:color    T{ The NCBLOCKS
          Warning percentage scale color. T} -nfilewt
          percent    nfileWarningThreshhold:percent     T{ The NFILE
          Warning percent Threshhold. T} -ninodewt
          percent   ninodeWarningThreshhold:percent    T{ The NINODE
          Warning percent Threshhold. T} -nprocwt
          percent    nprocWarningThreshhold:percent     T{ The NPROC
          Warning percent Threshhold. T} -ncblockswt
          percent ncblocksWarningThreshhold:percent  T{ The NCBLOCKS
          Warning percent Threshhold. T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)   sw(2i)   sw(2i) _    | _    |
          _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw PS Mem Window Options Command-
          line Option Resource Name  Description -psmemc
          color  psMemColor:color    T{ The PS Memory color T}
          -psmemgrowc color   psMemGrowingColor:color  T{ The PS
          Memory growing color. T} -psmemshrinkc
          color psMemShrinkingColor:color     T{ The PS Memory
          shrinking color. T} -psmemnewc
          color    psMemNewColor:color T{ The PS Memory new color. T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)   sw(2i)   sw(2i) _    | _    |
          _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw PS CPU Window Options Command-
          line Option Resource Name  Description -pscpuidlec
          color   psCpuIdleColor:color     T{ The PS CPU idle color.
          T} -pscpuactivec color psCpuActiveColor:color   T{ The PS
          CPU active color .  T} -pscpunewc
          color    psCpuNewColor:color T{ The PS CPU new color. T}
          -pscpurunc color    psCpuRunningColor:color  T{ The PS CPU
          running color. T}

          allbox doublebox; lw(1.25i)   sw(2i)   sw(2i) _    | _    |
          _ lp-2 | lp-2 | lp-2.  Xsw PS IO Window Options Command-line
          Option Resource Name  Description -psioidlec
          color    psioidlec:color     T{ The PS IO idle color. T}
          -psioactivec color  psioactivec:color   T{ The PS IO active
          color. T} -psionewc color     psionewc:color T{ The PS IO
          new color. T}



     LIMITATIONS
          FILL IN THE BLANK



     AUTHOR
          doublebox; c.  Rick Rasmussen The Santa Cruz Operation
          rickra@sco.com



     SEE ALSO
          X(1X), xswsrv(1X)