Sorry to ask here, but I looked around for quite a while on the web. Is the size of the buffercache in any way constrained by the amount of virtual memory space allocated to the kernel (when using a PAE kernel)? For example with a 1G/3G split and 8G of physical memory, if userspace processes aren't interested in more than 6G of that memory, would the kernel fully utilize all of the remaining 2G for buffercache? - a --
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