American?
Look up si prefixes on wikipedia and then curse your countrymen for stubbornly sticking with imperial nonsense.
M/k/u are mega, kilo, micro.
Adam.
Joshua Elson jelson@maxlinear.com wrote:
Hi All, I am new to Observium and love the product so far. I am looking at the Disk I/O page and trying to figure out the legend. Could somebody please explain what the k, M and u's stand for? Is it kb, mb or thousands and millions? What about the u?
Thanks in advance!
Josh
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