iStat seems to be a strange combination of informations, ... but well I don't use X at all.
Of course there are programs for getting all the informations at 9.
Most important is the Application "System Profiler" which is shipped with MacOS 9 (or below). You can find it at the Apple menue.
For CPU and task monitoring there are several applications like "CPU-View" or "CPU-Monitor", "YAPI" or "ProcessInfo". The most professional one in my opinion is "Peek-a-Boo" which is still sold: http://www.clarkwood.com/old/peekaboo_os9/
For CPU and Cache software take some application from an upgradecard manufacturer. Look here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=14102 personally I love "CPU Director" from Powerlogix (ask Macsales who took the support, they are kind). "CPU Director" also shows me the Cache speed as memory data transfer, etc. etc.
Of course there are programs for getting all the informations at 9.
Most important is the Application "System Profiler" which is shipped with MacOS 9 (or below). You can find it at the Apple menue.
For CPU and task monitoring there are several applications like "CPU-View" or "CPU-Monitor", "YAPI" or "ProcessInfo". The most professional one in my opinion is "Peek-a-Boo" which is still sold: http://www.clarkwood.com/old/peekaboo_os9/
For CPU and Cache software take some application from an upgradecard manufacturer. Look here: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=14102 personally I love "CPU Director" from Powerlogix (ask Macsales who took the support, they are kind). "CPU Director" also shows me the Cache speed as memory data transfer, etc. etc.