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From: "Dr. Werner Fink" <werner@suse.de>
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Subject: Re: Memory usage maps into /proc/memmap and /proc/mempages
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> 
> Hi!
> 
> Marnix Coppens presented stand-alone module usable for listing memory
> usage in very nice way. I think that this is really nice, that it
> could be simply compiled into kernel, and maybe even merged into
> official tree. What do you think? (I did not make it CONFIG_
> option. Do you think that it should be?)
> 
> 								Pavel


These two entries a really worth to go into kernel with a (config)
option for kernel hackers.  But one thing is still missed ... I would
like to see the order of the pages or the page clusters.  This would
be a glassy memory mapping :-)



            Werner