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diff --git a/a/1.txt b/N1/1.txt
index a0f81e2..8dbcf8a 100644
--- a/a/1.txt
+++ b/N1/1.txt
@@ -140,23 +140,23 @@ I am running a serious stress test using this patchset.
 
 I got a bug as depicted in the below.
 
-<0>[47821.493416]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page:ffffffbdc44aaac0
+<0>[47821.493416]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page:ffffffbdc44aaac0 
 count:0 mapcount:0 mapping:          (null) index:0x2
 <0>[47821.493524]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] flags: 0x4000000000000000()
-<1>[47821.493592]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page dumped because:
+<1>[47821.493592]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page dumped because: 
 VM_BUG_ON_PAGE(!is_first_page(first_page))
-<4>[47821.493684]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] ------------[ cut here
+<4>[47821.493684]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] ------------[ cut here 
 ]------------
 ...
-<4>[47821.507309]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002515f4>]
+<4>[47821.507309]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002515f4>] 
 get_zspage_inuse+0x1c/0x30
-<4>[47821.507381]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002517a8>]
+<4>[47821.507381]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002517a8>] 
 insert_zspage+0x94/0xb0
-<4>[47821.507452]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000252290>]
+<4>[47821.507452]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000252290>] 
 putback_zspage+0xac/0xd4
-<4>[47821.507522]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002539a0>]
+<4>[47821.507522]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002539a0>] 
 zs_page_migrate+0x3d8/0x464
-<4>[47821.507595]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000250294>]
+<4>[47821.507595]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000250294>] 
 migrate_pages+0x5dc/0x88
 
 
@@ -174,14 +174,14 @@ I thought that *head page could be a free page in pcp list.
 Here is my theory.
 
 Circumstances
-(1) A certain page in a zs page is isolated and about to be migrated.
+(1) A certain page in a zs page is isolated and about to be migrated. 
 (not being migrated)
-(2) zs_free() simultaneously occurred for the zs object in the above zs
+(2) zs_free() simultaneously occurred for the zs object in the above zs 
 page.
 
 What may happen.
 (1) Assume that the above zs_free() made the zspage's FG to ZS_EMPTY.
-(2) However, as the zspage is isolated, the zspage is not removed from
+(2) However, as the zspage is isolated, the zspage is not removed from 
 the fullness list (e.g. reside in fullness_list[ZS_ALMOST_EMPTY]).
 (according to this patch's code line just before my greeting.)
 (3) The zspage is reset by free_zspage() in zs_free().
@@ -637,9 +637,3 @@ Thanks.
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diff --git a/a/content_digest b/N1/content_digest
index 3233b46..aecb2cf 100644
--- a/a/content_digest
+++ b/N1/content_digest
@@ -151,23 +151,23 @@
  "\n"
  "I got a bug as depicted in the below.\n"
  "\n"
- "<0>[47821.493416]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page:ffffffbdc44aaac0\n"
+ "<0>[47821.493416]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page:ffffffbdc44aaac0 \n"
  "count:0 mapcount:0 mapping:          (null) index:0x2\n"
  "<0>[47821.493524]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] flags: 0x4000000000000000()\n"
- "<1>[47821.493592]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page dumped because:\n"
+ "<1>[47821.493592]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] page dumped because: \n"
  "VM_BUG_ON_PAGE(!is_first_page(first_page))\n"
- "<4>[47821.493684]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] ------------[ cut here\n"
+ "<4>[47821.493684]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] ------------[ cut here \n"
  "]------------\n"
  "...\n"
- "<4>[47821.507309]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002515f4>]\n"
+ "<4>[47821.507309]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002515f4>] \n"
  "get_zspage_inuse+0x1c/0x30\n"
- "<4>[47821.507381]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002517a8>]\n"
+ "<4>[47821.507381]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002517a8>] \n"
  "insert_zspage+0x94/0xb0\n"
- "<4>[47821.507452]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000252290>]\n"
+ "<4>[47821.507452]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000252290>] \n"
  "putback_zspage+0xac/0xd4\n"
- "<4>[47821.507522]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002539a0>]\n"
+ "<4>[47821.507522]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc0002539a0>] \n"
  "zs_page_migrate+0x3d8/0x464\n"
- "<4>[47821.507595]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000250294>]\n"
+ "<4>[47821.507595]  [3:      dumpstate:16261] [<ffffffc000250294>] \n"
  "migrate_pages+0x5dc/0x88\n"
  "\n"
  "\n"
@@ -185,14 +185,14 @@
  "Here is my theory.\n"
  "\n"
  "Circumstances\n"
- "(1) A certain page in a zs page is isolated and about to be migrated.\n"
+ "(1) A certain page in a zs page is isolated and about to be migrated. \n"
  "(not being migrated)\n"
- "(2) zs_free() simultaneously occurred for the zs object in the above zs\n"
+ "(2) zs_free() simultaneously occurred for the zs object in the above zs \n"
  "page.\n"
  "\n"
  "What may happen.\n"
  "(1) Assume that the above zs_free() made the zspage's FG to ZS_EMPTY.\n"
- "(2) However, as the zspage is isolated, the zspage is not removed from\n"
+ "(2) However, as the zspage is isolated, the zspage is not removed from \n"
  "the fullness list (e.g. reside in fullness_list[ZS_ALMOST_EMPTY]).\n"
  "(according to this patch's code line just before my greeting.)\n"
  "(3) The zspage is reset by free_zspage() in zs_free().\n"
@@ -647,12 +647,6 @@
  ">   \tzs_stat_exit();\n"
  ">   }\n"
  ">\n"
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+ >
 
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+c749f5db4ed75400525c8343cffacc8512a0ad32fe4fd7474621cc177465a571

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