In Message <Pine.NEB.4.44.0301282134540.519-100000@lothlorien.starwolf.com> ,
   Greywolf <greywolf@starwolf.com> wrote:

=>On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Gary Duzan wrote:
=>
=>[GD: ===========================================================================
=>[GD: using 6144 buffers containing 127 MB of memory
=>[GD: ===========================================================================
=>[GD: options         BUFCACHE=25
=>[GD: ===========================================================================
=>[GD: There are   6144 metadata buffers using           130900 kBytes of memory.
=>[GD: There are  16231 pages for cached file data using  64924 kBytes of memory.
=>[GD: There are   2184 pages for executables using        8736 kBytes of memory.
=>
=>...
=>
=>What utility gives this output?  I'd like to have this...!

   The last bit? That's pasted from systat bufcache. I didn't find
a command line utility for it right off, but it looks like it is
fetched as a struct-based sysctl, so writing your own shouldn't be
a bit deal. Or maybe it should be another option on vmstat, which
looks like it already has an option to display related info.

					Gary Duzan