> > >> You have to run application as root to use RT > >> scheduler class, it's not always acceptable. > > > >Too bad there isn't (AFAIK) a fine-grained > permission > >that could allow giving a more favored priority > >to one's own processes (or assigning them to the RT > >scheduler class), but nothing else. > > > ppriv -v -l proc_priocntl > > proc_priocntl > Allows a process to elevate its priority > above its current level. > Allows a process to change its scheduling > class to any scheduling class, > including the RT class. > to work, last time I checked.
Great! I guess the name wasn't obvious enough for me. :-) So an exec_attr entry could be created to run an audio player via a wrapper that set the scheduling class (or at least a lower nice number) and then exec'd the audio player, right? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
