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The bug happens when the max locked memory limit is increased beyond a certain limit. Initially, I was thinking that only the test was wrong. It isn't robust enough. But as I've investigated, there is something wrong with the kernel as well. There is 1-page difference between how many pages can be locked and how many kernel says can be locked. The difference is 1024 bytes if we look at raw numbers before certain calculations. I'm investigating this further.
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The test is failing consistently. For example: https://linux.kernelci.org/test/plan/id/657654bd8e81e654fae13532/
The bug happens when the max locked memory limit is increased beyond a certain limit. Initially, I was thinking that only the test was wrong. It isn't robust enough. But as I've investigated, there is something wrong with the kernel as well. There is 1-page difference between how many pages can be locked and how many kernel says can be locked. The difference is 1024 bytes if we look at raw numbers before certain calculations. I'm investigating this further.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: