Am 09. Mar, 2001 schwäzte Kurt Granroth so:
> AFAIK it is a kernel space daemon sitting around giving the CPU
> IDLE commands when nothing is happening. The IDLE command basically
> tells the CPU to take it easy and as a result, it uses much less
> power.
>
> The 99% CPU in 'top', then, isn't quite accurate.. but I don't know if
> they are working on a workaround for it.
If I remember correctly top on AIX didn't count the idle daemon when
computing cpu usage. I think some versions didn't even show the idle
daemon. I think you also got on instance per cpu.
Most cool that we have an daemon as that can really cut down on power
usage.
Thanks for the confirmation.
ciao,
der.hans
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