defrag memory
Is there a kernel mechanism to force a defrag of memory? --
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Quoted 1 line · Jared Hulbert
Is there a kernel mechanism to force a defrag of memory?
No.
There are a few efforts (external patches) to decrease fragmentation to allow for more ease in removing memory, or allocating larger physically contiguous areas, but nothing in mainline or -mm.
Is there a particular reason you're interested?
-- Dave
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There are a few efforts (external patches) to decrease fragmentation to allow for more ease in removing memory, or allocating larger physically contiguous areas, but nothing in mainline or -mm.
Can you list me some key words to google for?
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Is there a particular reason you're interested?
power. I'd like to switch off sdram banks that aren't used. --
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Quoted 5 lines · Jared Hulbert
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There are a few efforts (external patches) to decrease fragmentation to allow for more ease in removing memory, or allocating larger physically contiguous areas, but nothing in mainline or -mm.
Can you list me some key words to google for?
Try: memory migration linux
-- Dave
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