Digital UNIX (3.2D) equivalent of `pstat -T'

From: Robert Sturrock <rns_at_its.unimelb.edu.au>
Date: Thu, 28 Nov 1996 08:17:50 +1100

Hi All.

I note that this question has been asked once before, but I could not
find any responses to it in the list archives.

I'm basically after the equivalent of `pstat -T', which under SunOS
(and other OS's) gives this type of information:

        $ pstat -T
        549/3636 files
        1824/4097 inodes
        222/2067 processes
        83360/1647584 swap

The bit I'm *really* interested in finding out is the `549/3636 files'
line, which I believe gives the number of currently open files and the
total size of the kernel file table. Is the size of the kernel file
table a kernel-tunable parameter (max-vnodes?) If so what is the name
of the parameter? I've tried doing `sysconfig -q {vfs,proc}', but I'm
not entirely sure what I'm looking for ...

Thanks in advance,
 
/rns

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