> But when you use this value for display , it's not very nice....
How about [clock format ...]? For example:
set vb "SNMPv2-MIB!sysUpTime.0"
set vb [$snmpS get $vb]
set v [snmp value $vb]
# Divide by 100 by chopping the last two digits off the end of
# the timeticks value...
set snmpUpTime [string range $v 0 [expr [string length $v] - 3]]
set bootTime [expr [clock seconds] - $snmpUpTime]
puts "Up since [clock format $bootTime]"
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