Hi all,
Simple question

Using pbind for bind a/more process to a CPU, there is a way, a query for
list ALL the processes that are bindend ?

Explain

pbind -p 0  233 332

With -q options and SPECIFING the pid(s) i can see it.

But if i haven't idea about witch pid are bindend??


Thanks for any information

Davis.

DaviS* <davis@spamsux.it> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Simple question

> Using pbind for bind a/more process to a CPU, there is a way, a query for
> list ALL the processes that are bindend ?

> Explain

> pbind -p 0  233 332

> With -q options and SPECIFING the pid(s) i can see it.

> But if i haven't idea about witch pid are bindend??

Try ps -eo "pid,psr"

You can parse it yourself, or grep -v -- -

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DaviS* wrote:
> Hi all,
> Simple question
> 
> Using pbind for bind a/more process to a CPU, there is a way, a query for
> list ALL the processes that are bindend ?
> 
> Explain
> 
> pbind -p 0  233 332
> 
> With -q options and SPECIFING the pid(s) i can see it.
> 
> But if i haven't idea about witch pid are bindend??

Davis,

pbind without argumnets will show all bound processes:

$ pbind
process id 14501: 0

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