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A long-standing memory leak issue involving xarray nodes in the Linux kernel's clear_inode() function has been resolved. The leak, difficult to trigger previously, has been made more accessible through recent techniques involving madvise. The fix involves calling xa_destroy() to free excess xarray nodes and cycle the i_pages lock, addressing the leak more comprehensively.

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