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From: Till Plewe <till@plewe.is.tsukuba.ac.jp>
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Subject: dedicate 1 CPU to a single process
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Can one processor on a dual processor machine be reserved 
exclusively for the use of a single process? 

If that is not posssible how can I stop one process being 
moved back and forth between the two CPUs. 
 
- Till