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From: Jaakko Sipari <jaakko.sipari@gmail.com>
Subject: Difference between chrt and nice
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 08:43:30 +0300
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Hi!

I've already asked this in a couple of forums but got no answers. I
would appreciate it if someone in this list could take some time to
answer to my possibly stupid question(s):

What's the difference of setting process priority with chrt and nice?
And how do using both of these commands compare with a normal vs.
realtime-kernel  (PREEMPT_RT)?

BR, Jaakko