Reserved area by memmap of linux boot parameter
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As far as I know, a address space means a area for a system memory(RAM) and a mapped area for device I/O such as PCI or register.
I want to know the memmap targets the RAM area only or all of address space.
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As far as I know, a address space means a area for a system memory(RAM) and a mapped area for device I/O such as PCI or register.
I want to know the memmap targets the RAM area only or all of address space.
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As far as I know, a address space means a area for a system memory(RAM) and a mapped area for device I/O such as PCI or register.
I want to know the memmap targets the RAM area only or all of address space.
linux
As far as I know, a address space means a area for a system memory(RAM) and a mapped area for device I/O such as PCI or register.
I want to know the memmap targets the RAM area only or all of address space.
linux
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