>> I would like to check the interrupts per second, how can I do this? Is
>> it something in /proc? Or a tool I can get?
valen> There is a dockable applet called "wmint" that could be
valen> useful. It's off the WindowMaker page (www.windowmaker.org). It
valen> reads directly from /proc/interrupts.
last i looked, it puked on the 2.2 /proc/interrupts format - if anyone
wants, i have a patch that'll let it work on 2.0 or 2.2, and SMP (though it
only counts the first 16 int's). let me know and i'll send ya a copy.
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