pstat(8) has an option '-w'; it does not work. If used, the program returns with the terse usage message. How-To-Repeat: pstat -n
State Changed From-To: open->closed There is no evidence of such flag in a man page or the code. If such an option once existed at 3.1-RELEASE, it has been removed. Removal of such an option will not retroactively apply to an already-installed release.
State Changed From-To: closed->open It has come to my attention that this PR refers to -n and its lack of decent documentation, or at least it _might_.
> State-Changed-Why: > It has come to my attention that this PR refers to -n and its lack of decent > documentation, or at least it _might_. -n seems to be documented decently: it causes device numbers instead of device names to be printed if another option causes device names to be printed at all. The options that cause device names to be printed are: -t: broken by recent dev_t changes. A line number of "0" is printed instead of the device name in the "fixed" case where the device name is returned by the kern.ttys sysctl. -v: doesn't actually cause device names to be printed, since it is disabled. Bruce
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-bugs->dd I have patches to fix `pstat -tn`.
State Changed From-To: open->closed `pstat -tn` fixed.