Is anyone aware of some software which will run on Linux that would
enable you to monitor the system based on the sounds it is making? For
instance, every time an a particular action is performed, the kernel
generates a tick or tone. This would run in the background, and even
though you might be working on code and not have time to constantly be
checking your ps -ax output you could become accustomed to the general
pattern of tones being generated by the kernel, and if you start noticing
unusual audio patterns, you can go run your ps -ax and see what is going
on. Sort of like listening to an engine run.
Is anyone aware of any Linux software that does something like this?
Thanks,
- Jamie
And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss
also gazes into you. - Nietzsche
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