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>> I wish I had my standard *nix load average numbers back........ > [zap!] > No, sorry. The load averages are even worse (with most of the CPU > time spent on an average m0n0wall system being interrupt time). *Nod* - not very useful for me... But if you really need to see them just go to /exec.php on your m0n0 and run 'top' or 'w' or 'uptime' or whatever turns you on :) Oh - and to make a partial answer to what Manuel means here is that load (if I remember right) has to do with processes waiting for CPU cycles - while on m0n0 most of the CPU usage is being used just by simple things done in the kernel. IE - pulling data from a network interface when an interrupt (IRQ) comes in, moving the data between buffers, maybe doing NAT and a new CRC computation, and sticking it out another interface. Not sure if the VPN stuff m0n0 uses is in the kernel or not. -j |