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Processor Sets (Psets) on nPartitions
Procedures for Managing Psets
HP System Partitions Guide: Administration for nPartitions, rev 5.1 431
For example “PERM=754” gives the Pset owner execute, write, and read
permissions; gives members of the Pset’s group execute and read
permissions; and gives other users only read permission.
You also can specify attributes and values to change the owner (OWNID)
and group (GRPID) for the Pset.
Running Programs in a Pset
/usr/sbin/psrset -e pset_id command [ arguments ]
where pset_id is the Pset in which the specified command will be
executed.
As needed, specify arguments to list any command-line options or
arguments for the command.
The user issuing this command must have execute permission for the
Pset in which the command is run.
Binding Threads and Processes to a Pset
/usr/sbin/psrset -b pset_id pid_list
where pset_id is the Pset in which the specified process IDs ( pid_list )
will be bound.
The user issuing this command must have execute permission for both
the original and new Psets in which the process ID executes.