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Subject: Re: [PATCH] Rework of /proc/stat
To: jean-eric.cuendet@linkvest.com (Jean-Eric Cuendet)
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> What does the sard patches?

They collect I/O data

> What I need is to be able to get IO stats to pass them (through a home 
> made script) to SNMP which have no IO stats available.
> Is it possible to get SARD values through /proc ? Or at least in a 
> simple shell script?

Yes - it puts it in /proc/partitions
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