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Multi core systems??

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Supermule Banned
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I want to see all processes running on a specific core.

I use top -P to see CPU usage and 1 core max. out at 100% but no sign of what process does that.

Anybody can help shedding some light?
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jasonlitka
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The default sorting in top is by the WCPU column. The top offender should be the top row.
I can break anything.
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Supermule Banned
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Its not. Not even mentioned there…

Thats why I am asking.
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cmb
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use -SH
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Supermule Banned
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Thanks :)
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