[lc-checkins] CVS: linux/Documentation Configure.help,1.9,1.10

[Rodrigo S. de C. <rc...@us...>]

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--- Configure.help	28 Jul 2002 15:58:23 -0000	1.10
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    system performance.
  
!   Initial number of pages reserved for compressed cache is set by the
!   kernel parameter "compsize=N", where N is a memory size like the
    input accepted by "mem=" parameter. For example "compsize=48M" sets
!   the initial compressed cache size to 48 megabytes.
  
    If unsure, say N here.
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    system performance.
  
!   The maximum number of pages reserved for compressed cache is set by
!   the kernel parameter "compsize=N", where N is a memory size like the
    input accepted by "mem=" parameter. For example "compsize=48M" sets
!   the maximum compressed cache size to 48 megabytes. It resizes by
!   itself as much as it is actually needed (ie, resizes on demand).
  
    If unsure, say N here.
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    If unsure, say N here.
- 
- Resize Compressed Cache On Demand
- CONFIG_COMP_DEMAND_RESIZE
- 
-   Select this option in case you want compressed cache to start with a
-   minimum number of pages and resize on demand. It means that
-   compressed cache will grow uo to its maximum size while the system
-   is under memory pressure and will only start swapping out when it
-   reaches that size. As soon as the reserved pages for compressed
-   cache are no longer used, they are freed to the system, decreasing
-   compressed cache size.
- 
-   The maximum size is defined by the very same kernel parameter
-   "compsize=N", where N is a memory size like the input accepted by
-   "mem=" parameter. For example "compsize=48M" will set the maximum
-   compressed cache size to 48 megabytes.
- 
-   In the case this option is enabled, the user cannot any longer
-   change compressed cache size via sysctl entry
-   (/proc/sys/vm/comp_cache/size).
- 
-   If unsure, say Y here.
  
  Double Page Size
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