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# Stressed paging configuration
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# To set the default setting use:
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# defaultpaged
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# Or
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# defaultunpaged
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# This will override the paged/unpaged flags in executables and any paged/unpaged attributes in iby files.
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# Do not use a default setting if the existing paged/unpaged flags/attributes are to be respected.
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# To mark executables as not pageable use:
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# <executable regex> unpaged
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# Or
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# unpaged:
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# <executable regex>
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# <executable regex>
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# To include other configuration files within this configuration file use:
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# include "<includefile>"
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# Included files will be processed before the remaining lines of the parent file are processed. Included files
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# can themselves include other other files.
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defaultpaged
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#
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# mandatory locked-down list. This should only contain executables that use realtime APIs and their
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# dependencies, which would otherwise panic if they took a page fault
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#unpaged:
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