hi = dunno
Hard interrupts (Hardware IRQ Servicing)
si = dunno
Soft interrupts (Software Interrupt driven routines)
On Monday 13 December 2004 11:15 pm, Karl Foley wrote:
hi = dunno
Hard interrupts (Hardware IRQ Servicing)
si = dunno
Soft interrupts (Software Interrupt driven routines)
Thank you both, I was wondering why idle dropped to 0.0% when I did my backup to a USB2 drive (at the same time wa goes to to a high percentage) I thought something may be wrong as the 0.0% idle made me think that the machine was 100% busy. Now it makes sense though....
Also when I burn DVD's my hi goes up to a high percentage (may be better now I have forced DMA on my DVD burner, I'll have to check)
I can go to bed a little wiser now.....thanks
On Mon, Dec 13, 2004 at 11:15:31PM -0000, Karl Foley wrote:
hi = dunno
Hard interrupts (Hardware IRQ Servicing)
si = dunno
Soft interrupts (Software Interrupt driven routines)
So flipping obvious when someone reminds you! I blame the beer :)
Adam
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