>twice. But mmap() on /proc/<pid>/mem was simply broken. It gave a
>way to screw swapper. Badly.
Are you sure? With the bigmem stuff I introduced it's not trivial anymore
to implement a map shared of /dev/zero because of a shared dirty anonymous
page that can be split in different swap entries and so become private.
But I didn't thought it was a showstopper with the current code.
Andrea
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