Unix timestamp iface_name bytes_out/s bytes_in/s bytes_total/s bytes_in bytes_out packets_out/s packets_in/s packets_total/s packets_in packets_out errors_out/s errors_in/s errors_in errors_out\n Single output using this is the mode that fits the best.ĬSV is designed to use with scripts for easy parsing.
You cannotĬontrol bwm-ng at all in this mode. Plain or ASCII is mostly a backup if curses is not available. Shows bar charts of the current IO, using curses output. Quit using this mode either press 'q' or ctrl-c. Mode you can control bwm-ng with several keys. You can select several different ways to output the data gathered by bwm-ng. You can find this on Darwin systems like MacOSX. You can find this on FreeBSD based systems.įramework IOKit based input. Written for NetBSD and OpenBSD, but maybe working on other Platforms aswell.ĭevstat library based input. Same as kstat network input but for disk io. Packets the number of read/writes will be shown. Shows the diskio on Linux 2.6+ systems using /proc/diskstats. pleaseĬurrently supported disk input methods: disk: This is a Backup for systems without the above, or other problems.īwm-ng can use the external library libstatgrab to gather the data. Other systems like early Mac OS X as well. This is the default on Systems like IRIX and other UNIX.
This should be used if in doubt on those systems. This is the default on BSD systems like FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD and recent Mac OS X (>=10.3). This should be used if in doubt in Linux. This is the default for Linux based systems. Used if bwm-ng was compiled with support for it.Ĭurrently supported network input methods: proc: Preferred method either at start or in curses during run-time. The input methods used pretty much depends on your OS and system. Several different output methods are supported (curses, curses2,īwm-ng is not limited in the number of interfaces or disks and can handle new onesĭynamically while its running or hide those which are not up. It shows total of in and out as well as total of all DESCRIPTION bwm-ng can be used to monitor the current bandwidth of all or some specific network Bwm-ng - Bandwidth Monitor NG (Next Generation), a live bandwidth monitor for network and
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