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| − | * Threads: <code>[[ps]] | + | * Threads: <code>[[ps -efL]]</code> or <code>[[pstree]] -p PID</code> |
* <code>[[xz -T0]]</code> (<code>-T0</code> use all threads) | * <code>[[xz -T0]]</code> (<code>-T0</code> use all threads) | ||
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- OS/360
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