Hope had been that the kernel's new support for cpuset.effective_cpus would fix this. Removing a cpu from a parent cgroup or offlining a cpu would remove it from effective_cpus, but not from cpuset.cpus. Apparently that's not the case (kernel 3.19.0-10-generic was used for the test in comment #27)
Hope had been that the kernel's new support for cpuset. effective_ cpus would fix this. Removing a cpu from a parent cgroup or offlining a cpu would remove it from effective_cpus, but not from cpuset.cpus. Apparently that's not the case (kernel 3.19.0-10-generic was used for the test in comment #27)