Finding process with heavy disk I/O on FreeBSD

I wonder how I can monitor which process takes out all my I/O bandwith. The only command I know is gstat but it shows cumulative info. Are there any tools I can use to inspect the running processes for their I/O usage? The system is FreeBSD 8.3.

Solution

iotop is what you want. Most of linux distribution have a package for it.

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