Re: Iomem

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On Friday 11 January 2002 10:15 am, Sarah Wright wrote:
> and so on
> but in that case if Main memory is 4GB, what would be
> the iomem for the other devices.
>

Generally, the devices take precedence and you get holes in main memory (ie 
regions of RAM that can never be accessed). This can happen even for lower 
addresses.

-Marvin
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