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Are you talking about the TOP2 parallelization tool or a variant of top, the system monitoring tool? If it's the former, I seriously doubt that anyone's ported it to SCO. Partly because SCO isn't that prevalent in the areas such a tool is usually used and partly because SCO isn't running on a distributed memory multi-processor. 
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Are you talking about the TOP2 parallelization tool or a variant of top, the system monitoring tool? If it's the former, I seriously doubt that anyone's ported it to SCO. Partly because SCO isn't that prevalent in the areas such a tool is usually used and partly because SCO isn't running on a distributed memory multi-processor.

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It's the TOP2 variant of TOP. I've seen TOP2 (a more detailed version of TOP) running on DYNIX/ptx (Sequent aka IBM NUMA-Q variant of Unix).<br />
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It's the TOP2 variant of TOP. I've seen TOP2 (a more detailed version of TOP) running on DYNIX/ptx (Sequent aka IBM NUMA-Q variant of Unix).

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I'm only aware of top3.4 and top3.5beta5<br />
if you need these I could provide a link.
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I'm only aware of top3.4 and top3.5beta5
if you need these I could provide a link.

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I'm trying to find a port of the TOP2 utility for SCO Unixware 2. I've trawled the Web but drawn a blank.<br />
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Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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I'm trying to find a port of the TOP2 utility for SCO Unixware 2. I've trawled the Web but drawn a blank.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

TOP2 for SCO

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