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top does not come standard with Solaris 9, although you can easily install it by grabbing the Solaris package from <a href="http://sunfreeware.com/" rel="ugc">http://sunfreeware.com/</a><br />
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However, Solaris does come with prstat, which is the Solaris equivalent of top and will give you more acurate results (although does give as much info as top)
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top does not come standard with Solaris 9, although you can easily install it by grabbing the Solaris package from http://sunfreeware.com/ [http://sunfreeware.com/]

However, Solaris does come with prstat, which is the Solaris equivalent of top and will give you more acurate results (although does give as much info as top)

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Hello,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Just wondering if the &quot;top&quot; command a standard thing in Solaris 9 installs?<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; I desprately need it, is there any other alternatives or how do I install it?<br />
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Any help is appreciated.<br />

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Hello,
    Just wondering if the "top" command a standard thing in Solaris 9 installs?
    I desprately need it, is there any other alternatives or how do I install it?

Any help is appreciated.


top command

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