----- "Jeff Squyres" <jsquyres_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> Hmm. Now I'm confused. I thought you said that we
> could read /dev/cpuset ourselves without too much trouble...?
This is what Torque does at present, though I suggest
that PLPA start of by abstracting that and then having
handlers for /dev/cpuset and /dev/cgroup depending on
which is mounted at the time.
You may also want to probe /proc/mounts to tell which
is in use and where it is mounted (Torque currently
assumes /dev/cpuset but you can mount it anywhere).
cheers!
Chris
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