are used in the kernel. could someone explain to me how they work? I've
read the source code and the comments, but I'm still not clear on just how
it all fits together. thanks.
j.d.
p.s. could you please cc me, as I'm not subscribed to linux-kernel at the
moment.
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are used in the kernel. could someone explain to me how they work? I've
read the source code and the comments, but I'm still not clear on just how
it all fits together. thanks.
j.d.
p.s. could you please cc me, as I'm not subscribed to linux-kernel at the
moment.
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Is there a linux qos mailing list?
thanks,
j.d.
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to any process. the one time I managed to get gtop open while the hard
drive was seeking, I noticed that kflushd was using about 98% of my
processor (an Athlon 900MHz). I'm running Redhat 7.0 (although I have no
idea whether that makes a difference).
regards,
j.d.
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to any process. the one time I managed to get gtop open while the hard
drive was seeking, I noticed that kflushd was using about 98% of my
processor (an Athlon 900MHz). I'm running Redhat 7.0 (although I have no
idea whether that makes a difference).
regards,
j.d.
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a quick correction: I'm running Redhat 7.0 with some updates. sorry
about that.
j.d.
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hey. I'm having some strange memory problems with the 2.4 kernel. I first
noticed in linux-2.4.0test9 (the first 2.4 kernel I installed and that I
installed about a week before 2.4.0test10 came out) that a little while
after I boot my system, my hard drive begins to seek rapidly for no apparent
a quick correction: I'm running Redhat 7.0 with some updates. sorry
about that.
j.d.
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