Ok, ./linux con=null con1=fd:0,fd:1 works, mea culpa, bad understanding
of what console 0 is really on my part!
Typing it out to the mailing list actually helped finding the problem
but sorry for the spam
Alessio
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Hi,
I've given a try to the following combination of host/guest kernels
yesterday:
Host = 2.6.12.4 on debian sarge
Guest = 2.6.12.4 from kernel.org + 2.6.12-bb12-skas0 patch
Cmd line = ./linux con=null con0=fd:0,fd:1
FS = Debian-3.0r2.ext2
The system hangs aft
Search the mailing lists for cpucap. I had reposted a patch that someone
else had done that would apply to 2.6.8 I believe that actually limits the
% of CPU that a process can use and not just the time it can be running.
Buggy, no guarentees, not supported and I can't even really remember how
On 17/08/05, Jean-Michel Caricand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I want to limit CPU time for a guest instance. What is the best method ?
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ulimit would limit total CPU time if thats what you are after.
I run a programme in the background which monitors all the instances
and renices them dynami
hi alls,
I want to limit CPU time for a guest instance. What is the best method ?
Does it have
a command line option to do this as mem option for limit memory ?
Thank for your answer.
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