Re: [PATCH 00/34] mm: Page Replacement Policy Framework

Peter Zijlstra writes:

This patch-set introduces a page replacement policy framework and 4 new experimental policies.

The page replacement algorithm determines which pages to swap out.
The current algorithm has some problems that are increasingly noticable, even
on desktop workloads. As said, this patch-set introduces 4 new algorithms.

Wow with a new cpu scheduler and new vm we could fork linux now and take over the world!...

Or not...

Good luck :)

Cheers,
Con

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