Re: Priority in Memory management

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On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, Pradeep Vincent wrote:

> Instead of locking out all memory, being able to set priorities for
> virtual memory regions comes across as a better idea. This way if the
> system really really needs memory, kernel can reclaim the cache pages
> but not just because somebody is writing something and it might seem
> fair to reclaim the dataset cache.

Use the zone_reclaim feature in 2.6.16. zone reclaim will remove page 
cache pages if the memory on a node gets too tight. If you are on a 
non-NUMA system then light swapping will do the same.
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