ps [options] [<process_id>]
Display help.
Verbose output. Prints warnings if threads couldn't be opened, and displays full thread names instead of short ones.
A pattern used to match processes by name (defaults to *).
Print human readable sizes.
Print process and thread priority information.
Does not list threads/processes that have exited or died (by default they will appear if anything still has a handle open to them).
Only list threads/processes that have exited or died.
Print the number of handles held by a given thread or process.
Print kernel object addresses.
Print thread information. This option uses the TFindThread API, and therefore cannot show local (anonymous) threads.
Print thread stack information (only valid with the --thread option). Note, the term 'High water mark' is used to indicate the largest amount of stack a given thread has used in its lifetime.
Print thread heap usage (only valid with the --thread option).
Print thread CPU time (only valid with the --thread option).
Print details about the chunks belonging to each process. This option uses the TFindChunk API, and therefore can only list Global chunks. It will not show local chunks.
Print the executable's file name.
Print memory usage information.
Print the command line arguments. Only available on non-emulated builds of EKA1.
Print System, Protected and LoadedFromRam flag values. Only available on EKA1.
Print the code segments loaded into the process.
The identifier of the process to examine. If not specified, displays information on all processes. [uint]
List information relating to the currently running processes and threads.
kerninfo, objinfo, chunkinfo, top
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