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Marcofras
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| Ok im tired i quit i will find solution in some way, thanks to everybody and bye. |
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Hu
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| We gave you multiple solutions. At every turn, you insisted they would not work, and provided nothing we could use to help you. |
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pingtoo
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| Marcofras wrote: | | Ok im tired i quit i will find solution in some way, thanks to everybody and bye. |
Have good rest. Sometime solution will come after resting.
Please don't think I am trying to pry your private information. My question is trying to understand your prior experience with Linux so we can provide matching advise.
I cannot say I understand you situation in this problem. But one possible "parallelism" could be a "pipe line" design.
In your prior post, the shell script that use "taskset -c 1 ./desc && ..." will not perform task in parallel because the "&&" in shell script mean wait until the left hand side finish successful than execute right hand side. so it effectively execute in serial.
In the other thread you mention after testing Hu's example it "freeze" unfortunately "freeze" in computer world could be multiple things. So you going to get different advise may or may not address the real conditioning. That is why it prompt me to ask you experience.
All my questions are try to reduce stress. if we have better understand your situation we can proved much better suggestion that hopefully will lead to solve the problem. |
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