# $Id: TODO,v 2.3 2004/11/19 15:41:53 ksb Exp $

Handle FreeBSD style iostat:
	iostat -dI -w 2 -t array
We have to re-gear the scanner to process the columer output of
the (rather lame) BSD output:
		    ccd0
	  KB/t xfrs   MB
	  4.00  98  0.38
	  4.00 273  1.07
	  4.18 238  0.97
At which point it would be easier to read them out of the kernel
(or code a more useful iostat for them).

Read the /proc/partitions file on Linux ourself and produce the
stats.


Handle mulitiple -g options (-g group1,group2,group3) and/or handle
vxfs and iostat both on the same command line?  I don't think that
is really worth the "mix" option in mkcmd (which I find silly).  If
we are going to do that we have to handle multiple -g options and
I bet we have to fork copies of ourself to do them.

I'd rather just make the invoker call me N times.

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ksb, Nov 2004