Mustafa wrote:
i created the file. this is the file and there content.
cat /usr/local/etc/vservers/sid2/flags
sched_hard
cat /usr/local/etc/vservers/sid2/schedule.back
well, it's called 'schedule' not schedule.back
but the contents looks fine ...
i tried it using the name schedule but then backed it up.
7
24
500
200
1000
dummy
which kernel version/patches do you use, and
what utils?
i use kernel 2.6.14.14.
and util version 0.30.209
are these files in there correct location. also is the content ok. the
flags file was not present either so i made it. but it still does not
work
after guest startup, what does cat /proc/virtual/<xid>/sched
show?
there is no such files.
the closest are
sorry it seems i forgot to start the vserver.
here it is.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo cat /proc/virtual/49152/sched
Password:
Token: 201
FillRate: 7
Interval: 24
TokensMin: 200
TokensMax: 1000
PrioBias: 0
VaVaVoom: 0
cpu 0: 32593 1677 63991
also i restarted the computer and now the spu limits atleast works.
now a hint on how to limit ram usage (the vserver be allowed to use as
much swap as it wants just a limitewd amount of ram) left. any idea?
any hint?
cat /proc/virtual/status
cat /proc/virtual/info
best,
Herbert
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