Find out what scheduler is running
Ive been running the 2.6 kernel for a while (-mm series) and recently, I noticed that my kernel was built with every scheduler enabled.
I want to use the Anticipatory scheduler, as its suppose to be faster/more responsive. Because I've got all the schedulers enabled, how would I find out which one is actually running? Im guessing its somewhere in /sys or /proc, but I have no idea where. Also, would it be safe to disable the non-AS schedulers, or are they enabled for a reason? Its odd, I can't find the setting in "make xconfig", so it must be something that shouldn't be changed often, though im not sure. Thanks. |
Because I've got all the schedulers enabled, how would I find out which one is actually running?
Running anticipatory gives 5 files in /sys/block/*/iosched/ Also, would it be safe to disable the non-AS schedulers, or are they enabled for a reason? Dunno. Isn't choosing one a commandline thing? |
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