On 01/16/21 19:09, Qais Yousef wrote: > Since kernel v5.3 we have a new feature called utilization clamping that allows > influencing the utilization signals of a task, ultimately influencing the > performance of these tasks. > > The series adds a new utility called uclampset that allows the user to > manipulate util clamp (or uclamp for short) for existing running processes or > when running a new command; in a similar spirit to how taskset and chrt > currently work. > > Peter/Dietmar/Vincent/Patrick; reviewing the manpage (patch 3) to make sure it > explains this feature right would be much appreciated. You can find a branch of the changes in my github too if it helps: git clone https://github.com/qais-yousef/util-linux -b uclampset Thanks -- Qais Yousef
