Re: [PATCH] cpuset confine pdflush to its cpuset

Hi Paul,

> Andrew wrote:
> > Let's see a (serious) worload/testcase first, hey?
> 
> A reasonable request.

Can you do this?
I think you may probably use a large NUMA machine.

> > >   ( Anyone know what the "pd" stands for in pdflush ?? )
> > 
> > "page dirty"?  It's what bdflush became ...
> 
> Ah - thanks.

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