> > I've explained many times now why CPU monitoring on Livingston units is
> > absolutely meaningless. The kernel design is not suited to monitoring.
> > I strongly doubt we will rewrite ComOS just to allow CPU monitoring since
> > it would be a major, low-level rewrite.
>
> Yes you have. So does engineering just kinda poke at the test boxes in the
> lab, scratch their heads, and guess when a box is at capacity?
Does ComOS utilize the HLT instruction when there's nothing for the CPU to
do? Maybe we can come up with a CPU usage meter by measuring heat
dissapation from the CPU and run that into some LEDs :)
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