deado@shell ~/ruby $ ./bunhax.rb
Usage: bunhax [options]
-d, --delete CPUSET Delete cpuset
-f, --frontend Run interactive frontend
-h, --help Display this help msg
-l, --list-cpusets List current cpusets
-n, --new CPUSET Create new cpuset
-m, --move PID,CPUSET Move PID to CPUSET
-p, --print-tasks CPUSET List tasks for CPUSET
-v, --version Print version info
Examples:
bunhax --frontend opens the frontend
bunhax -d my_cpuset delete cpuset 'user_apps'
bunhax -l print list of current cpusets
bunhax --new new_set add cpuset 'user_apps'
bunhax --move 12345,my_cpuset attach PID '12345' to cpuset 'my_cpuset'
bunhax -p=all list and sort tasks for all cpusets
Report bugs to Jeremy Polley <imdeado@gmail.com>
deado@shell ~/ruby $ ./bunhax.rb -f
$ h
~ bunhax - cpuset manager ~
d - delete cpuset
h - display help menu
l - display available cpusets
m - move PID to cpuset
n - create new cpuset
p - display cpuset tasks
q - quit
v - display version information
z - execute 'screen -d' (only works if running in screen)
$ v
~ bunhax - cpuset manager ~
Version: 0.0.7
Updated: 22 August 2006 (03:28 CST)
Author: Jeremy "deado" Polley
Email: imdeado@gmail.com
AIM: d34d0
MSN: imdeado@gmail.com
IRC: irc.freenode.net #gentoo.et
$ q
deado@shell ~/ruby $