We can also check the different behavior of cgroups on ppc64le and on
amd64 by means of specifying the exact cgroups under which we execute
'make':
## ppc64le
make clean; sudo cgexec -g devices:/system.slice --sticky make -j500
## Fails on ppc64le
make clean; sudo cgexec -g devices:/system.slice/ssh.service --sticky make
-j500 ## Fails on ppc64le
make clean; sudo cgexec -g pids:/system.slice --sticky make -j500
## Works on ppc64le
make clean; sudo cgexec -g pids:/system.slice/ssh.service --sticky make -j500
## Fails on ppc64le
## amd64
make clean; sudo cgexec -g devices:/system.slice --sticky make -j500
## Works on x64
make clean; sudo cgexec -g devices:/system.slice/ssh.service --sticky make
-j500 ## Works on x64
make clean; sudo cgexec -g pids:/system.slice --sticky make -j500 Makefile
Makefile Makefile ## Cgroup does not exist on x64
make clean; sudo cgexec -g pids:/system.slice/ssh.service --sticky make -j500
## Cgroup does not exist on x64
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