RE: using sysstat


You're mistakenly assuming that "sysstat" is the name of the binary.

Thanks guys, I actually tried iostat and the other commands and received
the same "command not found" message. However I just ran an up2date on
sysstat and now it's working. Strange because grepping up2date showed
it already there before I updated it. Anyways...thanks much!

- Brad

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