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    systemd and BFS patched kernels

    Does systemd NOT work properly with BFS patched kernels? I saw the following on the Arch wiki which gave me pause:

    Note: Schedulers such as BFS which avoid cgroup facilities are unsupported by systemd.

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    Re: systemd and BFS patched kernels

    I believe that.

    The problem is that cgroups are used by systemd to control CPU distributions over services.

    The problem all batch systems have is that none that I know of really support cgroups - which means all batch job entries are sharing the same cgroup. And that means they will cause conflicts with each other.

    On the other hand, this can be claimed to be "working properly" as they are not supposed to deal with cgroups.

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    Re: systemd and BFS patched kernels

    Instructions on how to patch, compile and install -ck bfs based kernel in Fedora:
    https://www.librehat.com/compile-fed...-simple-guide/

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