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One last stupid question...

> Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
> > Another thing is that striping does not belong in the swap_pager in
> > the first place, we have CCD and similar pieces of code for that.

So when NSWAPDEV is > 1 the CCD module is auto-loaded?

How much RAM does the CCD module use?

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