A few docs and example updates for release 0.6.4.

cgrigis · Dec 12, 2006 · c5f0adc · c5f0adc
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diff --git a/docs/counter-rollovers.txt b/docs/counter-rollovers.txt
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 All you ever wanted to know about counter-rollovers and dstat
 =============================================================
 
-
 What you need to know about counter rollovers
 ---------------------------------------------
 Unfortunately, dstat is susceptible for counter rollovers, which may give

diff --git a/docs/performance.txt b/docs/performance.txt
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ Dstat performance
 
 Introduction
 ------------
-Since dstat is written in python, it's not optimized for performance.
+Since dstat is written in python, it is not optimized for performance.
 
-When doing performance analysis, it's always important to verify that
+When doing performance analysis, it is always important to verify that
 the monitoring tool is not messing with the performance numbers.
 (eg. writing to disk, using cpu/memory/network, increasing load)
 

diff --git a/docs/plugins.txt b/docs/plugins.txt
@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ external plugins exist:
 
 	dstat_app		- most expensive process
 	dstat_battery		- battery in percentage (needs ACPI)
-	dstat_clock		- human-readable clock
 	dstat_cpufreq		- CPU frequency in percentage (needs ACPI)
 	dstat_dbus		- dbus connections (needs python-dbus)
 	dstat_freespace		- disk usage on per filesystems

diff --git a/examples/mstat.py b/examples/mstat.py
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 
 ### Load stats
 stats = []
-for o in (dstat.dstat_time(), dstat.dstat_cpu(), dstat.dstat_mem(), dstat.dstat_load(), dstat.dstat_disk(), dstat.dstat_sys()):
+for o in (dstat.dstat_epoch(), dstat.dstat_cpu(), dstat.dstat_mem(), dstat.dstat_load(), dstat.dstat_disk(), dstat.dstat_sys()):
 	try: o.check()
 	except Exception, e: print e
 	else: stats.append(o)