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> On the general topic of how to implement this -- I'm not sure what the best
> approach is. Your approach gives quite a bit of flexibility. I wonder,
> though, if it would be better to add an explicit accounting feature rather
> than a more flexible callback feature? I.e., have a notion o
On Wed, 1 Mar 2006, Rohit Jalan wrote:
My problem is that I need to enforce a single memory limit on the total
number of pages used by multiple zones.
The limit changes dynamically based on the number of pages being used by
other non-zone allocations and also on the amount of available swap
Hi Robert,
My problem is that I need to enforce a single memory limit
on the total number of pages used by multiple zones.
The limit changes dynamically based on the number of pages
being used by other non-zone allocations and also on the amount
of available swap and memory.
I've tried to do t
On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, Rohit Jalan wrote:
Is there an upper limit on the amount of fragmentation / wastage that can
occur in a UMA zone?
Is there a method to know the total number of pages used by a UMA zone at
some instance of time?
Hey there Rohit,
UMA allocates pages retrieved from VM as
Hi,
Is there an upper limit on the amount of fragmentation / wastage that
can occur in a UMA zone?
Is there a method to know the total number of pages used by a UMA zone at
some instance of time?
Thanks,
rohit --
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