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04-28-2009 06:14 AM
04-28-2009 06:14 AM
Process Resource Manager don't work as it should
Hi to all and first, sorry my bad english
I'm configuring /etc/prmconf but when enabled it and try to prove the load of my processor or memory the configuration has not effect.
I'm created a new group called "NUEVO" with the 99% resources to this group. (more or less). The rest of the resource (1%) is for the group "OTHERS", and asing two comands (dd and file) to this group.
To prove the load I run the next command:
"dd if=/dev/zero of=/carga/file"
but the load of my computer is the same whith PRM enable or not.
My system:
#prmconfig -V
HP PRM C.03.04 (20080327_132227) hpux_11.23
I attached the /etc/prmconf
thanks in advance
I'm configuring /etc/prmconf but when enabled it and try to prove the load of my processor or memory the configuration has not effect.
I'm created a new group called "NUEVO" with the 99% resources to this group. (more or less). The rest of the resource (1%) is for the group "OTHERS", and asing two comands (dd and file) to this group.
To prove the load I run the next command:
"dd if=/dev/zero of=/carga/file"
but the load of my computer is the same whith PRM enable or not.
My system:
#prmconfig -V
HP PRM C.03.04 (20080327_132227) hpux_11.23
I attached the /etc/prmconf
thanks in advance
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05-25-2009 11:24 AM
05-25-2009 11:24 AM
Re: Process Resource Manager don't work as it should
Hi,
if you just want command dd spend less resource, run it with nice command. give less priority.
if you want to do it with prm you can use PSET groups instead of FSS groups. because FSS groups can barrow CPU cycles from others when heavily loaded because your other group is ok with CPU.
Kenan.
if you just want command dd spend less resource, run it with nice command. give less priority.
if you want to do it with prm you can use PSET groups instead of FSS groups. because FSS groups can barrow CPU cycles from others when heavily loaded because your other group is ok with CPU.
Kenan.
Computers have lots of memory but no imagination
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