It doesn't seem to be BOINC, and the process still seems to act 'nice' on my system....but there's no 'nice' visible at all anymore in Leopard. At least none of the 'tools' (gui and cmd line) show 'nice' anymore--not even for things like spotlight indexing. the 'nice' command still changes the 'nice' priority of a process, and you can still see a process's 'nice' level/setting in ps & top, however the Kernel doesn't seem to present that info to any of the info/status tools (including Apple's own Activity Monitor). It's not a BOINC thing though, it's a Kernel-level Leopard thing.
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It doesn't seem to be BOINC, and the process still seems to act 'nice' on my system....but there's no 'nice' visible at all anymore in Leopard. At least none of the 'tools' (gui and cmd line) show 'nice' anymore--not even for things like spotlight indexing. the 'nice' command still changes the 'nice' priority of a process, and you can still see a process's 'nice' level/setting in ps & top, however the Kernel doesn't seem to present that info to any of the info/status tools (including Apple's own Activity Monitor). It's not a BOINC thing though, it's a Kernel-level Leopard thing.Reply to This
Thursday, December 27 2007 @ 04:26 AM PST