Low priority writers make realtime processes thrashing

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Hi,

When I run few "hard-writers" I get problems with my 15 realtime
processes (do some very small writes, just 2 pages per-time): they
start thrashing. I thought it's caused by write-back and was waiting
for Greg Tellen's per-cgroup dirty page accounting patch. Before
testing it I tried to change threshold in
page-writeback.c:get_dirty_limits(), I set dirty_ratio for RT process
80% (instead of just extra dirty / 4), but it didn't help me. What
else can cause problems?
I'm linux kernel newbie and will appreciate any addvices.

-- 
Evgeniy Ivanov

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