Re: Kswapd flaw

[Robert Hancock]

Al Boldi wrote:
> Nix,
> You should only fault if you have a place to fault to, as into a swap.
> Without swap faulting is overkill.
>
> Is it possible to change kswapd's default behaviour to not fault if there is
> no swap?

See Michal Schmidt's posting. It CAN fault if there is no swap.

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