Cache-Aware Scheduling: How Linux Kernel 7.2 Picks Smarter Cores
6 days ago by auzy1 to c/LinuxNews
Cache-aware scheduling in Linux 7.2 keeps threads inside shared last-level cache domains. I verified every path on a live kernel: sysfs checks, llc_balancing tunables, and why single-LLC laptops stay idle.
Great article for technical Linux users
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- If you feel like something is "AI Slop", down-vote and move on.
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- No Go Fund Me's / Kickstarters. But requests for more project contributions/donations is ok for free projects (which have already released the project).
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