[BLAST_ANAWARE] nice and renice

From: Michael Kohl (kohlm@mit.edu)
Date: Thu May 20 2004 - 11:06:18 EDT


Everybody should use at least the word "nice" as the first word in the
command line when starting big jobs (e.g. on buds). Default nice-level is
10.

Even after having started a job, one can lower the cpu priority by typing
renice prio -p pid, where prio is a number between 0 and 20 corresponding
to the nice-level, and pid is the process id number of the user-owned process.

System administrators can use "renice" for any running process on the
machine.

MK

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