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Yes, the OS must assume the common case. However, by the time one node has 90% of its memory in-use and the other node has 1% of its memory in use, it's clear t
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
Yes, the OS must assume the common case. However, by the time one node has 90% of its memory in-use and the other node has 1% of its memory in use, it's clear that this is not the common case, and this should be handled more gracefully.