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- evidenced by references of the sysmon_envsys_register symbol within the sys path of NetBSD; with temperature sensors, ENVSYS_STEMP, being the most likely...
- Murenin (21 May 2010). "6. Evolution of the Framework; 7.1. NetBSD envsys / sysmon". OpenBSD Hardware Sensors – Environmental Monitoring and Fan Control...
- Monitor (resmon) Samurize Sar in UNIX SpeedFan sysmon/envsys on NetBSD systat System Monitor (sysmon) top vmstat Windows Desktop Gadgets Windows Task...
- with sysctl possibly being the simpler of the two. In NetBSD, the sysmon_envsys framework for hardware monitoring uses ioctl through proplib; whereas...
- language. One of the sample users of proplib is the second revision of the sysmon envsys framework for system monitoring. NetBSD's proplib library has also been...
- hardware monitoring, whereas NetBSD uses the ioctl system call for its sysmon envsys counterpart. Both sysctl and ioctl are the two system calls which can...
- feature hardware monitoring sensors, which are accessible through the sysmon envsys framework as property lists. On general-purpose hardware, each driver...
- Murenin (2010-05-21). "1.1. Motivation; 4. Sensor Drivers; 7.1. NetBSD envsys / sysmon". OpenBSD Hardware Sensors — Environmental Monitoring and Fan Control...
- where bioctl is available — hw.sensors with sensorsd in OpenBSD and sysmon envsys with envstat and powerd in NetBSD. For example, on OpenBSD since 4.2...
- bioctl to implement RAID management in OpenBSD and NetBSD. /dev/sysmon – used by NetBSD's envsys framework for hardware monitoring, accessed in the userland...