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scx.service: document scx override variables
Add a small section to document how to use SCX_SCHEDULER_OVERRIDE and SCX_FLAGS_OVERRIDE with the scx systemd service. Also fix a small typo (namspace -> namespace). Signed-off-by: Pietro Righi <pietro.righi.email@gmail.com>
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@ -41,9 +41,22 @@ systemctl enable --now scx.service
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systemctl status scx.service
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```
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## Override global configuration
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It is possible to override the global scx settings using systemd environment
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variables `SCX_SCHEDULER_OVERRIDE` and `SCX_FLAGS_OVERRIDE`.
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Example:
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```
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systemctl set-environment SCX_SCHEDULER_OVERRIDE=scx_rustland
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systemctl set-environment SCX_FLAGS_OVERRIDE="-s 10000"
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systemctl restart scx
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```
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## Checking Journald Logs
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The SCX schedulers do not log to the default journald namspace. Instead, they save logs in a dedicated ```sched-ext``` namespace.
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The SCX schedulers do not log to the default journald namespace. Instead, they save logs in a dedicated ```sched-ext``` namespace.
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This is where you should look for information about possible errors.
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- To view the logs, use the following command:
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