Andrew Morton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Can you please reduce the number of filesystems, see if that reduces the
> dirty levels?
Also, it's conceivable that ext3 is implicated here, so it might be saner
to perform initial investigation on ext2.
(when kjournald writes back a page via its buffers, the page remains
"dirty" as far as the VFS is concerned. Later, someone tries to do a
writepage() on it and we'll discover the buffers' cleanness and the page
will be cleaned without any I/O being performed. All the throttling
_should_ work OK in this case. But ext2 is more straightforward.)
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