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04-23-2006
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HP-UX Scheduling Algorityms
From my reading HP-UX uses 4 different CPU scheduling algorithms: HP-UX Time-Share, HP Process Resource Manager, HP-UX Real-Time Scheduler, and POSIX-Compliant Real-Time Scheduler.
Here is where I am getting a little lost. Each algorithm seems to have its own priority, one higher than the other. Does this mean that HP-UX implements all four at the same time or does one choose to implement them singly and you have a choice of four algorithms? Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you, Rich 
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04-23-2006
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Re:HP-UX Scheduling Algorityms
See the page 90 of this pdf file
http://devresource.hp.com/drc/STK/do...s/proc_mgt.pdf This is a nice document to understand process scheduling. Cheers, Awadhesh
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