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How to display cpu wise usage using top command on FreeBSD Unix operating system

last updated February 25, 2017 in Commands, FreeBSD, FreeBSD Jails (VPS), UNIX

I recently switched from Linux to FreeBSD. On Linux, I press 1 which show me a breakdown of CPU usage per CPU, but it is not working on FreeBSD. How do I find out the usage of individual CPU core usage using the top command on FreeBSD operating system?

Linux: Find Out What Process Are Using Swap Space

last updated January 15, 2013 in BASH Shell, Debian / Ubuntu, Linux, RedHat and Friends

The top and free command display the total amount of free and used physical and swap memory in the server. How do I determine which process is using swap space under Linux operating systems? How do I find out swap space usage of particular process such as memcached?

How To Exit From top Command In Linux / Unix / BSD / OS X

last updated January 17, 2018 in Commands, Linux, UNIX

I am a new Linux and Unix system users. I was told to use the top command to display and update sorted information about processes. I do not know how to exit from top command. I simply close the Terminal app. How do I exit from top command without closing my Terminal on Linux/Unix-like operating systems?

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