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Topas vs "ps aux"

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hoang06

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Hi,
Can anybody explain why the report of %CPU of a process in topas is different from the same process using ps aux?

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topas shows the %CPU for that interval.
ps aux shows the %CPU since the process was created.
 
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How can I get the %cpu of a process without topas and nmon ?
 
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How can I get the %cpu of a process within a time piece without topas and nmon ?
 
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