about buddy and slab allocators

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I'm reading a book about kernel memory management. In the book, there is one sentence saying "with this combination of allocators (buddy and slab allocators), the kernel can ensure the amount of memory wasted due to internal fragmentation is kept to a minimum.".  From my understanding, I think the allocators are used to deal with external fragmentation, not internal. Am I right? Please correct me!!!

Fei

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