> This function is called from everywhere, and so, it looks like it should
> use SLAB_NOFS rather than SLAB_KERNEL. I would audit every GFP_KERNEL
> and SLAB_KERNEL usage, and consider replacing with SLAB_NOFS or GFP_NOFS.
GFP_NOFS doesn't make much sense, since mm never calls back into FUSE
anyway: FUSE writes through the page-cache, and hence never dirties
any pages.
I'll add a comment to fuse_request_alloc().
Thanks,
Miklos
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