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It's more likely to be the fact that the process's interactivity heuristic is classifying the process as a batch process rather then an interactive process. There is also a known priority roll over bug which I just fixed a day or two ago but if you are not using 'renice' you wouldn't be effected by it. 'ps y' provides useful information in this regard. 'PRI' is the dynamic process priority, where *lower* numbers mean higher priority (faster) and higher numbers mean lower priority (slower). The interactivity measure is IAC. Negative numbers tend to mean that the process is interactive while positive numbers tend to mean that the process is batch. Numbers hovering around 0 mean that the system is not really sure *what* the process is. Note that even in large builds many of the longer lived 'make' processes will appear to be interactive because they run only sporatically. The numbers only apply to normal processes, not pure kernel threads. -Matt Matthew Dillon <dillon@backplane.com>