When I encounter [Sorry, terminal is not big enough]

I believe you have guessed this question.

Next, I want to use the top command and press the number 1 key to view the usage of each CPU core. The prompt is:Sorry, terminal is not big enough.

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Figure 1

The previous server has two 6-core CPUs and enables hyper-threading 24. When this problem occurs, you can use Alt + Enter to maximize the terminal window and then [SecureCRT software].

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Figure 2

The current server has 2 8 cores and 32 cores of hyper-threading. At this time, Alt + Enter is used to maximize the terminal window [SecureCRT software].Sorry, terminal is not big enough

No way? I used putty on the Internet. I tried it in a hurry last time. If I didn't solve it, I thought of another method. The open-source linux system provides me with many useful commands,

The mpstat command, combined with some parameters, is as follows:

Mpstat command explanation: http://www.bdkyr.com/view.php? Id = 73

Mpstat-p all # execution result

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Someone asked, you can check it, but it is not real-time. Don't worry. Let's add the following parameters:

Mpstat-p all 2 1000

In this way, you can do it. I don't believe you have to find a 2-way 8-core server. Try it. It works very well. If shell is used, you can make it more powerful by yourself, more user-friendly real-time viewing tools.

Hope to help you. Thank you!

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