CPU affinity doesn't work in Ubuntu (VMware) on Windows machine
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My main OS is Windows10, and the CPU is i7-7700k. I have built an Ubuntu 18.04 OS through VMware, and allocate 1 core and 1 thread to it.
However, while I am running tasks in Ubuntu, I checked the Windows Resource Monitor (Task Manager -> Performance -> Open Resource Monitor).
It seems the Ubuntu tasks are not restricted to 1 thread as it supposes to be. It is running on all 8 threads (p.s. I have closed all other applications).
Can anyone tell me where I did incorrectly, please?
Thanks.
vmware cpu-load
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My main OS is Windows10, and the CPU is i7-7700k. I have built an Ubuntu 18.04 OS through VMware, and allocate 1 core and 1 thread to it.
However, while I am running tasks in Ubuntu, I checked the Windows Resource Monitor (Task Manager -> Performance -> Open Resource Monitor).
It seems the Ubuntu tasks are not restricted to 1 thread as it supposes to be. It is running on all 8 threads (p.s. I have closed all other applications).
Can anyone tell me where I did incorrectly, please?
Thanks.
vmware cpu-load
asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
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My main OS is Windows10, and the CPU is i7-7700k. I have built an Ubuntu 18.04 OS through VMware, and allocate 1 core and 1 thread to it.
However, while I am running tasks in Ubuntu, I checked the Windows Resource Monitor (Task Manager -> Performance -> Open Resource Monitor).
It seems the Ubuntu tasks are not restricted to 1 thread as it supposes to be. It is running on all 8 threads (p.s. I have closed all other applications).
Can anyone tell me where I did incorrectly, please?
Thanks.
vmware cpu-load
asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
11
My main OS is Windows10, and the CPU is i7-7700k. I have built an Ubuntu 18.04 OS through VMware, and allocate 1 core and 1 thread to it.
However, while I am running tasks in Ubuntu, I checked the Windows Resource Monitor (Task Manager -> Performance -> Open Resource Monitor).
It seems the Ubuntu tasks are not restricted to 1 thread as it supposes to be. It is running on all 8 threads (p.s. I have closed all other applications).
Can anyone tell me where I did incorrectly, please?
Thanks.
vmware cpu-load
vmware cpu-load
asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
11
asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
11
asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
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asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
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asked Nov 28 at 11:43
Lei Xun
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