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> 	* critical state is stored on the supervisor stack.  Not much of a
> 	  disadvantage here either.

What about UPAGES pageouts (e.g. pmap_swapout_proc()) ? We should not
store that kind of critical state in something that can be paged out.

- Tor Egge

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