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ulimit -a and sysconf are ways to configure how much scheduling priority a normal user can have. Configure this in some /etc/ somewhere so that sudo is not required
each time.
ulimit -a will tell you that real-time priority is 95, so i have to wonder if that is not a negative number or is it the opposite of nice numbering.
Must use help ulimit not man ulimit. ulimit -e indicates the maximum nice scheduling priority for user pi is 0.
nice priority values are reverse priority or the lower numbers have higher priority upto a maximum priority of negative twenty -20.
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ulimit -a and sysconf are ways to configure how much scheduling priority a normal user can have. Configure this in some /etc/ somewhere so that sudo is not required
each time.
ulimit -a will tell you that real-time priority is 95, so i have to wonder if that is not a negative number or is it the opposite of nice numbering.
Must use
help ulimit
notman ulimit
.ulimit -e
indicates the maximum nice scheduling priority for user pi is 0.nice priority values are reverse priority or the lower numbers have higher priority upto a maximum priority of negative twenty -20.
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