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On Fri, Jun 22, 2007 at 03:02:59PM +0000, Duncan wrote: |
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> There are two scheduling utility packages that include utilities to tie |
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> processes to one or more specific processors. |
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> sys-process/schedutils is what I have installed. It's a collection of |
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> separate utilities, including taskset, by which I can tell the kernel |
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> which CPUs I want specific processes to run on. This worked well for me |
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> since I was more interested in taskset than the other included utilities, |
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> and only had to learn the single simple command. It does what I need it |
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> to do, and does it well. =8^) |
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schedutils was merged into util-linux. see http://rlove.org/ |
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ionice is part of util-linux now as well... |
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-J |
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