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fix spelling mistakes in tuned-profiles-cpu-partitioning.7

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Evgeni Golov 2018-09-05 19:54:23 +02:00
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ housekeeping CPUs. This profile is intended to be used for latency\-sensitive
workloads.
An isolated CPU incurs reduced jitter and reduced interruptions by the
kernel. This is achived by clearing the CPU from user\-space processes, movable
kernel. This is achieved by clearing the CPU from user\-space processes, movable
kernel threads, interruption handlers, kernel timers, etc. The only fixed
source of interruptions is the 1Hz tick maintained by the kernel to keep
CPU usage statistics. Otherwise, the incurred jitter and interruptions, if
@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ isolated CPUs depend on a few factors concerning the running thread behavior.
Please, consult the nohz_full documentation in the kernel to learn more
.IP *
The Linux real\-time project has put together a document on the best
practices for writting real\-time applications. Even though the
practices for writing real\-time applications. Even though the
cpu\-partitioning profile does not guarantee real\-time response time, much
of the techniques for writting real\-time applications also apply for
of the techniques for writing real\-time applications also apply for
applications intended to run under the cpu\-partitioning profile. Please,
refer to this document at
.I https://rt.wiki.kernel.org