1*692fefddSatatat$NetBSD: TODO,v 1.1 2002/09/01 20:32:44 atatat Exp $ 2*692fefddSatatat 3*692fefddSatatat1) The Solaris pmap command also has -r, -x, -l, and -F. One or 4*692fefddSatatatmore of those may not apply to the way vm is managed under NetBSD, 5*692fefddSatatatbut the -x option (print resident/shared/private mapping details) 6*692fefddSatatatwould certainly be interesting to adapt. 7*692fefddSatatat 8*692fefddSatatat2 The rest of the Solaris p* commands (eg, pflags, pcred, pldd, 9*692fefddSatatatpsig, pstack, pfiles and pwdx (or perhaps not, since they're pretty 10*692fefddSatatatmuch covered by our fstat), pwait, ptree, and ptime) would be nice 11*692fefddSatatatto have, too. Some of them ought to be doable now, but others 12*692fefddSatatat(like pwait) will probably be easier once we have kqueue on the 13*692fefddSatatatmain trunk, and pstack will make much more sense after the nathanw_sa 14*692fefddSatatatbranch is brought to the head. 15