Le Thursday 26 July 2007 08:38:17 David Baron, vous avez écrit : > Is there any way to control the niceness of boinc_client processes? > > Setiathome, for example, will initially come up niced. When it restarts, > for example a new "work unit", it comes up not nice. It's options, > controlled from their site, include nothing to control this and it has its > own system of assigning priorities and niceness on its start.
It seems to handle that alone. Searching th boinc process : [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/donnees/programmes/BOINC$ ps -ef | grep boinc gilles 3428 6861 0 00:02 pts/1 00:00:00 grep boinc gilles 5125 1 0 Jul26 ? 00:00:00 SCREEN -d -m ./boinc gilles 5136 5125 0 Jul26 pts/0 00:00:00 ./boinc gilles 6798 1 0 Jul26 ? 00:00:03 kboincspy -session 10c8e7ce74000114391382600000258350060_1172733165_909240 What nice value and priority : [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/donnees/programmes/BOINC$ ps -o pid,cmd,nice,pri -p 5136 PID CMD NI PRI 5136 ./boinc 0 24 What about the real copute processes, son of boinc : [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/donnees/programmes/BOINC$ ps -ef | grep 5136 gilles 3433 6861 0 00:02 pts/1 00:00:00 grep 5136 gilles 5136 5125 0 Jul26 pts/0 00:00:00 ./boinc gilles 5219 5136 97 Jul26 pts/0 00:56:47 setiathome-5.12.i686-pc-linux-gnu Here's setiathome nice and prio : [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/donnees/programmes/BOINC$ ps -o pid,cmd,nice,pri -p 5219 PID CMD NI PRI 5219 setiathome-5.12.i686-pc-lin 19 5 So : 1) Prio does not mean what I thought ;-) 2) Nice value for the process which handle the computation are at the maximum value.
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