Re: How does timeslice affect kernel threads?

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On 3/17/06, James Yu <cyu021@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I make two kernel threads each with an endless loop. Base on my
> understanding on timeslice, I thought scheduler will let another
> thread to have CPU resource while one runs out its timeslice. However,
> I observed only one kernel thread is running inside its endless loop.

I think you are not using the preemptable kernel.

>
> Therefore, here is my question. Does timeslice have any effice on
> kernel threads? and how?
>

If its a preemptable kern\el, it will preempt the running context when
timeslice expires and and assign the CPU to other thread.

Gaurav

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