Here is the basic logic, in the time of high memory loads priority shall be
less, consequently max_mapped shall be more.
Thus in case of high memory pressure, instead of decreasing max_mapped we are
increasing it, thus invoking out_of_memory() when we could easily have called
swap_out().
what is the logic of increasing max_mapped when priority is decreased..
-- Amol
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