> First the kernel created about 600MB of buffer in addition to the
> application specified 128MB of buffer i had it using (e2defrag -p
> 16384). This brought the system to a crawl.
Now that I think about it, and read the last message you wrote
in the thread ... do you have some vmstat output during this
time ?
Do you know if e2defrag somehow locks buffers into RAM ?
Rik
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