📦 system_cmds

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A

  • ac(8)connect time accounting✨
  • accton(8)turns process accounting on or off✨
  • arch(1)print machine hardware name (same as uname -m)✨
  • at(1)queue, examine, or delete jobs for later execution✨
  • atrun(8)run jobs queued for later execution✨

C

  • chkpasswd(8)verifies user password against various systems✨
  • chpass(1)add or change user database information✨
  • cpuctl(8)program to control CPUs✨

D

F

  • fs_usage(1)report system calls and page faults related to filesystem activity in real-time✨

G

H

I

  • iosim(1)A performance tool to simulate I/O workloads✨
  • iostat(8)report I/O statistics✨

L

  • latency(1)monitors scheduling and interrupt latency✨
  • lskq(1)display process kqueue state✨
  • lsmp(1)Display mach port information for processes on the system✨
  • ltop(1)Display ledger information for processes on the system✨

M

N

  • newgrp(1)log in to a new group✨
  • nologin(5)prevent unprivileged users from logging into the system✨
  • nologin(8)politely refuse a login✨
  • nvram(8)format data stored in non-volatile RAM✨

P

S

  • sa(8)summarizes accounting information✨
  • sc_usage(1)show system call usage statistics✨
  • sysctl(8)configure kernel parameters at runtime✨
  • sysctl.conf(5)Linux kernel configuration parameters✨

T

  • taskpolicy(8)execute a program with an altered I/O or scheduling policy or change settings of already running process✨
  • ttys(5)terminal initialization information✨

V

  • vifs(8)safely edit fstab✨
  • vipw(8)edit the password, group, shadow-password or shadow-group file✨
  • vm_purgeable_stat(1)Display purgeable memory information for processes on the system✨
  • vm_stat(1)show Mach virtual memory statistics✨

W

  • wait4path(1)wait for given path to show up in the namespace✨

Z

  • zdump(8)timezone dumper✨
  • zic(8)timezone compiler✨
  • zlog(1)show allocation backtraces for kernel zones✨