Re: Memory pressure handling with iSCSI

    Badari> I created 50 10-GB ext3 filesystems on iSCSI luns. Test is
    Badari> simple 50 dds (one per filesystem). System seems to
    Badari> throttle memory properly and making progress. (Machine
    Badari> doesn't respond very well for anything else, but my vmstat
    Badari> keeps running - 100% sys time).

Thanks, this is a good test.  It would be interesting to know if the
system does eventually deadlock with less system memory or with even
more filesystems.

 - R.
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