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Joseph wrote: |
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>How to list real-time priority in Linux for an application (example |
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>asterisk)? |
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Do you mean processor scheduling? "This program deserves more processor |
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time/power than others?" |
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If so, find out the process ID of the app you want to 'promote' or 'demote' |
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and take it with you into a konsole/terminal and type this: |
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renice <process ID> <priority> |
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The priority is on a scale. -21---0--+21 |
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The negative priorities are promotions. Giving it a -21 would bring down |
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many |
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other applications the second they tried to use the processor. I never |
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really go |
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above ten, either way. |
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HTH, |
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Ian |
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