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And then memory deduplication comes along, finds out a huge number of identical pages (all zero) and decides to deduplicate them. So if you want your memory to
by hyperman1 7y ago
And then memory deduplication comes along, finds out a huge number of identical pages (all zero) and decides to deduplicate them. So if you want your memory to stay real, I suppose you'd better fill it with random data or something.