Re: [PATCH 06/16] mm: balance slab aging

A question about the current one:

For a NUMA system with N nodes, the way kswapd calculates lru_pages - only sum
up local zones - may cause N times more shrinking than a 1-CPU system.

Is this a feature or bug?

Thanks,
Wu
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