On Sat, 17 Jun 2006 13:46:30 +1000
Nick Piggin <[email protected]> wrote:
> > If its CPU fails much worse things than that will happen.
> >
> > One way might be to break affinity of all processes in the system on hot unplug
> > - then your deadlock would be avoided - but it might be a bit radical.
>
> Agreed. The kernel is just doing some basic fallback behaviour. If you
> actually have a critical RT system, you probably need to have much more
> sophisticated handling of CPU unplug anyway. So it doesn't make much
> sense to complicate the kernel for this.
>
But it seems the kernel does what users doesn't want.
threads which is tightly coupled to some cpu has some important meanings for
the userk.
If the apps are sophisticated as you say, cpus_allowed containes other cpus
before hotplug. As SIGSTOP/KILL patch I posted, the apps shouldn't do unexpected
work, I think.
-Kame
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