> RvR> http://linux-mm.org/
>
> I was there today. Good. Can this stuff be placed as
> Doc/mv/vm2.4rik
> to prevent it from being outdated in 2-3 months?
Putting documents in the kernel tree has never worked
as a means of keeping them up to date.
Unless, of course, you're volunteering to keep them
up to date ;)
> Also I'd like to be enlightened why this:
>
> >Virtual Memory Management Policy
> >--------------------------------
> >The basic principle of the Linux VM system is page aging.
> is better than plain simple LRU?
>
> We definitely need VM FAQ to have these questions answered once per VM
> design, not once per week :-)
> RvR> The only thing missing is an explanation of Andrea's
> RvR> VM, but knowing Andrea's enthusiasm at documentation
> RvR> I wouldn't really count on that any time soon ;)
>
> :-)
>
> --
> Best regards, VDA
> mailto:VDA@port.imtp.ilyichevsk.odessa.ua
>
>
Rik
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