Re: Adding new zone in Linux MM

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On Sun, 6 Jan 2002, Pooja Gupta wrote:

>    I want to reserve some part of my physical memory
> for my application which runs in kernel mode, say 20%
> of my physical RAM or so.
>    For this, I was thinking to add a new zone in the
> zone allocator of the current linux mm (linux 2.4.7 or

>     I wanted to know that how feasible is this idea

The big problem is teaching kswapd to not try and
free pages in this zone, since it will never succeed
if you have all pages used and you don't want kswapd
to loop ;)

regards,

Rik
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