l) than what the CPU can offer, renicing it
> won't help at
> >>all despite it being processed first.
> >>
> >>>In short, it's not a solution at all usually for the CPU
> >>
> >>issues for CS.
> >>
> >>> - Original
nice will run a command with the selected priority, but it will fail to
set a nice value lower than the current one (normaly 0).
renice will change the nice value of an already running process and has
the same limitations as nice. (But remember that root can do whatever he
wants with priorities)
An
What is the difference between 'renice' and 'nice' commands?
Nice doesn't say anything if I try set priority smaller than 0...
> If you are running debian linux, simply use "renice -priority -pid"
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Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 16:54:29 -0400
I meant it as a nice way to say... set all your hlds processes as -5 and
then anything else on the box as whatever else
all despite it being processed first.
In short, it's not a solution at all usually for the CPU
issues for CS.
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If you are running
eing processed first.
> >
> > In short, it's not a solution at all usually for the CPU
> issues for CS.
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the CPU issues for CS.
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customers haha.
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If you are running debian linux, simply use "renice -priority -pid"
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all despite it being processed first.
In short, it's not a solution at all usually for the CPU issues for CS.
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you could change to higher prio only as root dont forget this :)
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Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 15:09:12 -0400
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this is the coolest script I have ever came across lol.
http://www.rfxnetworks.com/spri.php
simple to instal
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this is the coolest script I have ever came across lol.
http://www.rfxnetworks.com/spri.php
simple to insta
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