relnotes/13.0: add note about jail(8) cpuset behavior
Attaching processes will now largely retain their cpu masks, which is a fairly large and notable change from previous releases. Reviewed by: me_igalic.co Approved by: gjb (implicit) Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D29081
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[[kernel-general]]
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=== General Kernel Changes
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Processes that attach to a {{< manpage "jail" "8" >}} will now completely rebase their {{< manpage "cpuset" "1" >}} onto the jail's cpuset.
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Notably, if a process had been assigned a numbered cpuset then it will be assigned a new numbered set that is the combination of CPUs
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allowed to the attaching process and the jail.
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Processes belonging to the superuser will implicitly widen their CPU mask as needed if they share no CPUs in common with the jail.
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[[drivers]]
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== Devices and Drivers
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