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:Hm, I understand if hammer cleanup removes other data from cache, but :why should the disk cache usage push out data to swap? :I just tried a hammer cleanup on a completely idle system with 1.5G :memory in single user mode, and during the reblocking it started to :use swap and became unresponsive - is this really working as expected? : :Cheers, :Johannes You couldn't ^C the reblock? Reblocking works the storage system pretty heavily, performance issues are not necessarily going to be related to paging activity. Anything which has to read from disk will be slow. How does the system know what pages are idle and what pages are not idle when the whole system is idle? How can the system distinguish between the one-time scan that the reblocker does verses, say, someone rdist'ing a dataset which would easily fit in memory that we DO want to cache? -Matt Matthew Dillon <dillon@backplane.com>