I'd say that the rmap overhead remains 50%, actually. That's the
increase in system time.
> Did we do an apples-to-apples comparison of 2.4 to 2.5?
Seems 2.4 is a little faster - see the other email. Just another
hit on page->flags somewhere would be enough to make that difference.
Nothing very obvious stands out in the oprofiles.
2.5.26:
c011c7b0 255 0.820833 exit_notify
c0131d00 255 0.820833 lru_cache_add
c0117d48 257 0.827271 copy_mm
c012d078 271 0.872336 filemap_nopage
c0113dec 312 1.00431 pgd_alloc
c011415c 338 1.08801 do_page_fault
c014eb84 379 1.21998 __d_lookup
c0134050 385 1.2393 free_page_and_swap_cache
c0139a08 405 1.30368 do_page_cache_readahead
c0145e08 417 1.3423 link_path_walk
c0132f30 428 1.37771 __free_pages_ok
c012c3b8 582 1.87343 find_get_page
c01db08c 583 1.87665 radix_tree_lookup
c0128040 594 1.91206 clear_page_tables
c0107b58 650 2.09232 page_fault
c0113ea0 682 2.19533 pte_alloc_one
c01331c0 785 2.52688 rmqueue
c0129868 1146 3.68892 do_anonymous_page
c013383c 1485 4.78015 page_cache_release
c01284f0 1513 4.87028 zap_pte_range
c0129a04 1717 5.52694 do_no_page
c01282b0 1726 5.55591 copy_page_range
c0129124 6653 21.4157 do_wp_page
2.4.19-pre7:
c0140004 144 0.79929 free_page_and_swap_cache
c013bbc4 146 0.810391 kmem_cache_alloc
c011bf44 148 0.821492 copy_mm
c013c290 163 0.904751 kmem_cache_free
c01193fc 164 0.910302 do_schedule
c011c88c 168 0.932504 do_fork
c0155fe4 192 1.06572 link_path_walk
c013d6e0 211 1.17118 lru_cache_add
c01182d8 220 1.22114 do_page_fault
c0122158 226 1.25444 exit_notify
c012e5c4 252 1.39876 clear_page_tables
c013eee0 292 1.62078 __free_pages_ok
c01096cc 404 2.24245 page_fault
c013f298 409 2.2702 rmqueue
c0161438 440 2.44227 d_lookup
c0130c60 443 2.45893 pte_alloc
c0134318 634 3.51909 __find_get_page
c0130404 660 3.66341 do_anonymous_page
c013fa3c 728 4.04085 __free_pages
c012e960 972 5.3952 zap_page_range
c012e6d8 1031 5.72269 copy_page_range
c01306a0 1042 5.78375 do_no_page
c012f8a0 3940 21.8694 do_wp_page
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