F7. Which package provides chrt now schedutils not available

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I'm getting realtime working on various distro's. It's working ok on Fedora7, 
and Debian Etch.

On Etch, when I installed rtirq, schedutils was a dependency, and included in 
schedutils is chrt.

Schedutils isn't on synaptic's list on Fedora 7, but when I installed 
planetccrma-core, which installed the realtime kernel, rtirq, and some other 
bits, there was no complaint when installing rtirq about the missing 
dependency "schedutils".

Being a bit confused about this, I looked in /usr/bin, and chrt is there. 
Obviously some other package is providing chrt, but how do I find out which 
package provided it?

I tried a few query options with rpm, but without success.

Thanks for any help.

Nigel.

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