--- Shailabh Nagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> shishir randive wrote:
> > Hi ,
> > 
> >      I am using a planet-lab
> kernel2.6.8-1.521.2.4,
> > having ckrm enabled in it ,which has a slightly
> > different version of the CPU scheduler than what's
> > currently available. I had some problem while
> testing
> > it for the cpu shares.
> >             
> >  I create a class C1 and change its share using 
> > following commands
> > 
> >     mkdir /rcfs/taskclass/c1
> >     echo "res=cpu,limit=20,max_limit=20" >
> > /rcfs/taskcalass/c1/shares
> > 
> >                then I write a c program , which
> has a
> > infinite loop , and which consumes 99.5 % of
> resource
> > CPU. I reclassify that program having pid 2720 to
> > class c1 using following command 
> > 
> >     echo "2720" > /rcfs/taskclass/c1/target
> > 
> >           then I check the system status using
> command
> > 
> > top .
> > 
> >           though I reclassify the task to class c1
> > having max_cpu_limit 20 , the program uses 99.5 %
> of
> > the CPU.
> > 
> >           Why this program is not utilizing the 20
> %
> > CPU resource.
> 
> Could you try by setting
> "res=cpu, guarantee=20" > /rcfs/taskcalass/c1/shares
> ?
> 
> Also, what does /rcfs/taskclass/config show ?
> 
> -- Shailabh
> 
> 
>
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