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