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I have an Orange Pi installedwith Armbian installed.

I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called    sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU.

When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist.

What's this process？ enter image description here

I have an Orange Pi installed Armbian.

I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called  sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU.

When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist.

What's this process？ enter image description here

I have an Orange Pi with Armbian installed.

I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called  sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU.

When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist.

What's this process？ enter image description here

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I have a orange-pian Orange Pi installed armbianArmbian. I

I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called    sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU. When

When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist. What's

What's this process？ enter image description here

I have a orange-pi installed armbian. I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called  sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU. When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist. What's this process？ enter image description here

I have an Orange Pi installed Armbian.

I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called  sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU.

When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist.

What's this process？ enter image description here

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What's the process "sugov:0"

I have a orange-pi installed armbian. I find that when I use a CPU governor called schedutil a process called sugov:0 will exist in top. And the sugov:0 can spend about 13% CPU. When I use the governor ondemand this process will not exist. What's this process？ enter image description here