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Andrew Morton authored
This was designed to be a really sterm throttling threshold: if dirty memory reaches this level then perform writeback and actually wait on it. It doesn't work. Because memory dirtiers are required to perform writeback if the amount of dirty AND writeback memory exceeds dirty_async_ratio. So kill it, and rely just on the request queues being appropriately scaled to the machine size (they are). This is basically what 2.4 does.
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