OK, but what about kswapd in a swapless system?

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If I don't have any swap, do I really need kswapd?
Isn't kswapd run in order to free up memory by paging it to the swap
partition?  If I don't have a swap partition, shouldn't I disable
kswapd somehow?  How is that done?

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