Good, but it needed some changes

I tested both of them on CentOS 7.2, the CPU check worked after dos2unix.
But the MEM check needed some more changes.

The script used “machinfo” but this isn’t a command in CentOS. So I used “cat /proc/meminfo | grep Memtotal”
I also changed the total free memory, to this command:

# Total memory available
totalmem=`cat /proc/meminfo | grep -i memtotal`
totalmem=`echo $totalmem | awk ‘{print $2}’`
#totalmem=`echo “$totalmem * 1024” | bc`
#echo “TotalMem=$totalmem”

#Total Free Memory
freemem=`cat /proc/meminfo | grep -i memfree`
freemem=`echo $freemem | awk ‘{print $2}’`

I also had a problem with “bc”, I constantly got a error about the decimal that was included.
But I changed the calculation so it wouldn’t get the error anymore:

# Total memory used
usedmem=`echo “$totalmem – $freemem” | bc -l`
#echo “UsedMem=$usedmem”

#Percent Used Mem for Calculation.
percused=`echo $usedmem / $totalmem | bc -l`

#Percent Used Mem
percentused=`echo “scale=0;($percused * 100/1)” | bc -l`

#echo “PercentUsedMem=$percentused”
percentfree=`echo “100 – $percentused” | bc -l`

And I got an integer expression on line 123, so I changed the command a bit.
OUTPUT=”;Top 5 Memory Processes(memKB,pname,pid): ” ;
for word in $COMMAND; do
i=`expr $i + 1`
j=`expr $j + 1`
if [[ $i -eq 3 ]]; then
i=0;
if [ $j -eq 15 ]; then
OUTPUT=”$OUTPUT `echo $word`” ;
else
OUTPUT=”$OUTPUT `echo $word, `” ;
fi
else
if [ “$i%3” = “1” ]; then ## It was this: [ $i%3 -eq 1 ] ##
OUTPUT=”$OUTPUT `echo $word”KB”`” ;
else
OUTPUT=”$OUTPUT `echo $word `” ;
fi
fi
done

After I made this changes it worked fine.