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Date: Mon, 1 Apr 96 06:56:32 UT
From: "Motonori Shindou" <Motonori@msn.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD VM questions
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Dear hackers,

I'm currently trying to read sources under sys/vm. Can anyone suggest

me where the good point to start? To me it looks like either
vm_fault() or vm_mem_init() might be good. Any suggestion will be
greatly appreciated.

One more question. How and when does the system choose an appropriate

pager (i.e. swap pager, vnode_pager, device_pager)?

Thanks in advance.