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I read the man pages of batch and it says that commands or scripts scheduled using the batch command will only execute when the load average goes below 0.8. As ...
- 06-15-2009 #1
when does the load average goes below 0.8
I read the man pages of batch and it says that commands or scripts scheduled using the batch command will only execute when the load average goes below 0.8. As a newbie I hardy understand what it means. Does it mean that the system resources are busy?
Ans since I want to see the o/p of the commands I have set using batch, is there any way i can bring the sys load average below 0.8?Only if I could understand the man pages
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- 06-15-2009 #2
Yes, it means the system was being busy 80% of the time in the last minute.
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- 06-15-2009 #3
so it means the when the load avg goes below 0.8 then the system is being used more and more i.e above 80%. It souds a little wired shouldn't it be this way " when avg load is 0.8 then 80% sys resources are used and when it goes down so does the used resources"
Only if I could understand the man pages
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OS: RHEL4,5 ,RH 9,Ubuntu
- 06-15-2009 #4
Think of it this way:
When the system is not (too) busy, it accepts a new additional task.
When the system is busy, it does not accept new tasks and queues them for later, when it has more time,Debian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.


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