> but I have seen it for while now. Is this realy the way it should be?
> It's the cp of a big file on ext2 filesystem that causes the kswapd to
> use 77% CPU. But any heavy disk usage gives the same result.
It's not how it should be. Kswapd ate somewhat more cpu time
on systems than I anticipated ;(
I'll bring out a fix for this RSN...
regards,
Rik
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