On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 12:12:21PM -0400, Dave Jones wrote:Hi Dave, We will in the next version of the patch. At this point, the patch was sent out to get an idea of whether sysfs is the right place for this interface or not. Quick answer before we release the next version : This has to do with the CONFIG_FAIR_USER_SCHED feature which allows dividing CPU bandwidth equally between all users of a system. Before this patch, CPU bandwidth was divided equally among all non-root users. After this patch, it will be possible to control CPU bandwidth allocation to each user separately. For ex: by setting user "vatsa"'s cpu_share to be twice that of user "guest", it would be possible for user "vatsa" to get 2x CPU bandwidth that of user "guest" -- Regards, vatsa -
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