Why do you want to know what CP is doing? There really isn't any way that I
know of to find out. You could turn on various traces, and then write code to
post-process those traces and see what CP is doing. (Or ask IBM to process
them.) But unfortunately, turning on the traces would probably slow
Hopefully doing its job - servicing other guests. What are you asking ?.
Linux metrics are from the perspective of Linux - and it has a heritage of a
stand-alone O/S. It may
think the cycles have been "stolen", others may disagree.
Think of it as involuntary non-dispatch. Has to happen in any non
Is there a way to see what CP is doing during "steals"?
David M. Dean
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