Jason Thorpe <thorpej@nas.nasa.gov> writes:
> No, it's not conceivably possible, at least on systems where mb_map is still
> used.  Once the mb_map submap is allocated (early during startup), it's
> allocated, and there's no resizing it.

However, on ports where mb_map isn't still used...

no point punishing architectures that don't suck for architectures
that do.  8-)

would be easy enough to make it an MI sysctl, and only make it
writable on archs which don't use mb_map (via an MD function call, or
something).


cgd
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