Fault handler and the page stealer
How the Kernel handles both the fault handler and the page stealer?
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The page stealer and the fault handler thrash since of the lack of the memory. If the total working sets of all processes is superior that the physical memory then the fault handler will generally sleep since it cannot assign pages for a procedure. This results in the reduction of the system through put since Kernel spends too much time in overhead, reorganizing the memory in the frantic pace.
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