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Schedultils

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Schedultils

http://tech9.net/rml/schedutils/
The Linux scheduler utilities take advantage of the scheduler family of syscalls that Linux implements across various kernels. These system calls implement interfaces for scheduler-related parameters such as CPU affinity and real-time attributes. Standard utilities do not support these interfaces, thus 'schedutils.' 'Schedutils' includes 'chrt' and 'taskset'. Together with nice and renice (not included), they allow full control of process scheduling parameters. 'taskset' manipulates task CPU affinity; 'chrt' manipulates scheduling priority and policy. 'irqset' and 'lsrt' are no longer included.

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released on 10 February 2005

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GPLv2 Janet Casey 2452751.522 April 2003


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"Email rml@tech9.net" Robert Love Maintainer

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Bug Tracking,Developer,Support E-mail mailto:rml@tech9.net


Software prerequisites

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Weak prerequisite Linux kernel 2.5.8 or later
Weak prerequisite glibc 2.3.1 or later (both for taskset)


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