Paul Jackson wrote:btw I'm putting together a set of scripts that I call "syspart" (for "system partitioning") which creates cpusets, sets up IRQ affinity, etc at boot. We can make your init replacement a part of that package. You could then tell people to 1. Install syspart rpm 2. Change boot opts to "init=/sbin/syspart par0_cpus=0-3 par0_mems=0-2 par0_init" The thing will then create /dev/cpuset/par0 with cpus0-3 and mems0-2 and put /sbin/init into that cpuset. With the exception of the #1 it's as easy to explain as "isolcpus=". Paul, I beleive you mentioned a while ago that the tools you guys use for this aren't open source. Has that changed ? If not I'll write my own. I have all the scripts ready to go but as you pointed out it has to be a standalone statically linked binary. Thanx Max --
