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Anyone know a similar tool available to OSX or if its feasible to port or recreate this for MAC? I'm not too familiar with what file libs or utils can be used
by stanzheng 12y ago
Anyone know a similar tool available to OSX or if its feasible to port or recreate this for MAC?
I'm not too familiar with what file libs or utils can be used to handle this as the author says this relies on a linux specific header file and tool.
See https://github.com/Xfennec/cv/issues/6 https://github.com/Xfennec/cv/issues/6
- gaadd33 12y agoJust hit ctrl-t to get status on OS X.
- mef 12y agoctrl+t doesn't show percent complete
- AdamGibbins 12y agoYes it does aeg@bigwibble ~/ % cp bigfile /Volumes/data_sd1 load: 1.60 cmd: cp 17686 uninterruptible 0.00u 0.09s bigfile -> /Volumes/data_sd1/bigfile 1%
- mef 12y agoHere's me hitting it 4 times: [/tmp]$ cp bigfile bigfile2 load: 1.78 cmd: gcp 93420 running 0.00u 0.04s load: 1.78 cmd: gcp 93420 running 0.00u 0.10s load: 1.80 cmd: gcp 93420 uninterruptible 0.00u 0.16s load: 1.80 cmd: gcp 93420 uninterruptible 0.00u 0.26s [/tmp]$
- gaadd33 12y agoWhat is gcp? It sounds like you have some alias setup for cp and that's interfering. Try: /bin/cp bigfile bigfile2
- lobster_johnson 12y agoEntirely feasible, as far as I know; OS X lets you discover processes and access their devices. OS X, being BSD-based, doesn't have a /proc file system; instead, you have to use sysctl() to get at the data.