Mike wrote:
> Just to be clear, there are at least two distinct requirements for hotplug.
> One only wants to remove a quantity of memory (location unimportant).
Could you describe this case a little more? I wasn't aware
of this hotplug requirement, until I saw you comment just now.
The three reasons I knew of for wanting to move memory pages were:
- offload some physical ram or node (avoid or unplug bad hardware)
- task migration to another cpuset or moving an existing cpuset
- various testing and performance motivations to optimize page location
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