Wu Fengguang wrote:
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> On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 10:31:41PM +0800, Rik van Riel wrote:

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>> For zones it is a fixed value, which is available in
>> /proc/zoneinfo
> 
> On my 64bit desktop with 4GB memory:
> 
>         DMA     inactive_ratio:    1
>         DMA32   inactive_ratio:    4
>         Normal  inactive_ratio:    1
> 
> The biggest zone DMA32 has inactive_ratio=4. But I guess the
> referenced bit should not be ignored on this typical desktop
> configuration?

We need to ignore the referenced bit on active anon pages
on very large systems, but it could indeed be helpful to
respect the referenced bit on smaller systems.

I have no idea where the cut-off between them would be.

Maybe at inactive_ratio <= 4 ?

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