e eliminated?
My problem is, that I'd like to measure user time of process with
1msec resolution, but what is most important, I want the result to be
the same each time I run program. Can it be done with standard linux
kernels, or should I try some "real-time" versions?
Thanks for r
Hello,
I need to get peek memory usage of dead child process - how can I
accomplish this if getrusage doesn't return memory statistics (why?)
and /proc seems to not contain them either? Thanks in advance.
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On 3/16/07, Langsdorf, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The processor is not changing frequency in response to your
launch of mplayer. The powersave governor forces it to the
lowest frequency regardless of system load. You really want
to use ondemand for dynamic frequency scaling.
Can you use a
Hello all,
I'm not sure if this problem belongs here, I have no other idea where
to post however.
My kernel boots up with performance cpufreq governor, thus setting
frequency to 2hgz. Then I change it to powersave governor, thus
setting frequency to 1ghz just like that:
echo powersave > /sys/dev
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