Din cate stiu "nice" este cel care iti schimba prioritatea proceselor:
NICE(1) FSF NICE(1)
NAME
nice - run a program with modified scheduling priority
Sper sa-ti fie de folos!
Dragos
On Sun, May 30, 2004 at 07:05:24PM -0700, costin wrote:
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> Un proces poate fi fortzat de catre kernel sa nu ocupe la un monent dat, de exempul
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> mult de 10 la sute din puterea de procesare ?
> Cum se pot limita resurele de care dispune un proces ?
> Exista comenzi de genul setrlimit accesibile din shell ?
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