Linux kernel could be more complicated when evaluating priorities and
defining "runnable" processes. While "nice" values only impact the
base/static priorities of the process, these may not be the actual
priorities, "dynamic priorities" as defined and used by scheduler. Further
the class of schedu
Don't post incomplete information.
Sanjeev Sharma
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 7:40 PM, amit wrote:
> Where to get latest new android kernel like android 2.3.
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Yes and no. If all the processes were active and runnable (not
blocked waiting for something else to happen) then yes, you would be
sharing the CPU with all of them. However, most of them are blocked
for one reason or another (disk read, message, signal, UI interaction,
another process, ...).
On
Hi,
If you use 'ps' command, you will get a list of all the current
processes in the system - let us assume that we have n processes. My
question is if a new application is lauched - say Process-A, will A
share the CPU with all the exisiting processes in the system? So the
fraction of CPU for A is
Hello all,
Recently I have been in trouble to get source..
Please help me to shoot this problem.
(I guess I need public key for 920F5C65, but I cannot find it in key
server; like pgp.mit.edu..)
Regards,
Kohno
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o...@t61:~/mydroid$ repo init -u
git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manife
Check arowboat.org
Regards,
Amit Pundir
On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 7:40 AM, ravi wrote:
> I need to install fresh linux on alwaysinnovating board. It has
> omap3530. Pls help.
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