probe::nfs.aop.writepages(3stap) — Linux manual page

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NAME         top

       probe::nfs.aop.writepages - NFS client writing several dirty pages
       to the NFS server

SYNOPSIS         top

       nfs.aop.writepages

VALUES         top

       dev
           device identifier

       ino
           inode number

       for_kupdate
           a flag of writeback_control, indicates if it's a kupdate
           writeback

       nr_to_write
           number of pages attempted to be written in this execution

       wpages
           write size (in pages)

       size
           number of pages attempted to be written in this execution

       wsize
           write size

       for_reclaim
           a flag of writeback_control, indicates if it's invoked from
           the page allocator

DESCRIPTION         top

       The priority of wb is decided by the flags for_reclaim and
       for_kupdate.

SEE ALSO         top

       tapset::nfs(3stap)

COLOPHON         top

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