On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 2:15 AM, KAMEZAWA Hiroyuki
<kamezawa.hiroyu@jp.fujitsu.com> wrote:
quoted text
>> Should we try to support hierarchy and non-hierarchy cgroups in the
>> same tree? Maybe we should just enforce the restrictions that:
>>
>> - the hierarchy mode can't be changed on a cgroup if you have children
>> or any non-zero usage/limit
>> - a cgroup inherits its parent's hierarchy mode.
>>
> Ah, my patch does it (I think).  explanation is bad.
>
> - mem cgroup's mode can be changed against ROOT node which has no children.
> - a child inherits parent's mode.

But if it can only be changed for the root cgroup when it has no
children, than implies that all cgroups must have the same mode. I'm
suggesting that we allow non-root cgroups to change their mode, as
long as:

- they have no children

- they don't have any limit charged to their parent (which means that
either they have a zero limit, or they have no parent, or they're not
in hierarchy mode)

Paul
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