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Beeblequix
07-26-2005, 11:32 PM
I run this process every day. After holidays (meaning long weekends) this process literally kicks our linux guest's trash.

So I had a marginally illluminative idea to at least lower it's priority with "nice", or "renice" depending if it's running already or not.

Nice-ing this process to 19 doesn't seem to make the best impact. So I think it's going to be a beg-the-VP-for-8-GIGs-of-RAM-type-thingie. I'd at least like to list all running processes according to where it ranks in priority (default 0, highest -20, lowest 19). Anyone know how to do this? thx.

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Beeblequix
07-26-2005, 11:36 PM
*der*

Nevermind. I just ran "top" and it's actually listed in there. :|