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SubjectRe: [PATCH] shrink core hashes on small systems
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> Yep. I can reword it in terms of pages, if that helps. Boxes with 8k
> pages tend to have larger instruction words and data structures by
> virtue of being RISC/64bit/etc., so I think 1000 pages is a reasonable
> number in either case.

No. For example, the embedded 4xx IBM CPUs can have several page sizes,
and a size like 16k could be useful for embedded applications: We don't
implement support for that in the ppc32 kernel yet, but we may do, it
makes a _lot_ of sense for small embedded configs with no swap, as it
reduces page tables size & pressure on the TLB software load handlers.

Ben.


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