Re: [PATCH 14(16] pramfs: memory protection

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> per-arch?! Wow. Mmm...maybe I have to change something at fs level to
> avoid that. An alternative could be to use the follow_pte solution but
> avoid the protection via Kconfig if the fs is used on some archs (ia64
> or MIPS), with large pages and so on. An help of the kernel community
> to know all these particular cases is welcome.

It depends if the protection is a fundamental part of your design
(but if it is I would argue that's broken because it's really not very good
protection): If it's just an optional nice to have you can stub
it out on architectures that don't support it.

-Andi
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