On Sun, Jan 23, 2005 at 03:21:00PM -0800, Jason Thorpe wrote:
> I envisioned sysmon as being a nice centralized point for precisely
> things like this.
And what exactly is sysmon?
$ apropos sysmon
powerd (8) - power management daemon for sysmon
And powerd doesn't reference it further.
I see it in src/sys/dev/sysmon, but its hard to know what it should
be unless it's documented. envsys still has the "This API is
experimental and may be deprecated at any time" note on it and:
BUGS
This entire API should be replaced by a sysctl(8) interface or a kernel
events mechanism, should one be developed.
So, since you have been involved in sysmon development, it would be
helpful to know where you see it going/growing.
I like a couple of the aspects of cpufreq(9) in Linux, but I'd like
to see something tied into the things that sysmon has under its
control. I haven't yet looked to see what, if anything, any other
BSD is doing in this area.
Can you help get some of this straightened out?
-allen
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