Thanks for quick responses from:
Casey Carvalho
Christopher Knorr
John Becker
Rodrigo Poblete
Tom Webster
Raul Sossa
Girish Phadke
Nick Hill
Lombardi Emanuele
Oisin McGuinness
George Guethlein
Two main answers:
1) Use psradm and the related commands (psrinfo, pset_<various>, can be
found via the psradm man page) to reconfigure the processor set and/or turn
one processor off. (Note: The man page explicitly states that this
shouldn't be done for benchmarking, but it doesn't go into detail regarding
what the pitfalls are; I suspect that this amounts to turning off the
processor, but not removing its overhead from the OS)
2) Do "disable cpu <number>" at the console prompt. I suspect this is what
I'm really after.
Thanks as always
Jerry Marty
Systems Analyst
Zoom Telephonics, Inc.
jerrym_at_zoomtel.com
Received on Wed Oct 28 1998 - 18:54:06 NZDT