> Trying to understand, should I set CPUSETS=y
You don't need CPUSETS for this small a system.
But setting it is harmless - for example at least
one major commercial distribution enables CPUSETS
on almost all their product, most of which is running
on PC's less powerful than yours.
CPUSETS provides a facility for managing the memory
and processor placement of jobs running on what are
typically big NUMA systems. Job X runs on CPUs 0-3
with memory on Nodes 0-1, while Job Y runs on CPUs
4-7 and Nodes 2-3. And bigger ... to hundreds and
thousands of CPUs and Nodes.
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Paul Jackson <[email protected]> 1.925.600.0401
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