Ravi> Swapping pages to a swap partition isn't the only
Ravi> job of kswapd. It also reaps the kernel caches
Ravi> (inode cache, dentry cache, etc.), which does not
Ravi> involve any swapping. So disabling kswapd isn't the
Ravi> right thing to do, even on a swapless system.
OK, I see. What about these two:
5 root S [bdflush]
6 root S [kupdated]
Aren't they specifically for swap?
Dave
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