Re: [PATCH]: Adding a counter in vma to indicate the number of physical pages backing it

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>I agree it's a bad idea. smaps is only a debugging kludge anyways
>and it's not a good idea to we bloat core data structures for it.
>
Is there a way to disable it (smaps), then?


Jan Engelhardt
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