Re: how to obtain process physical adresses

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On Thu, 2004-04-22 at 14:30 +0000, Cristina Rivera wrote:

Hi, Cristina.  One of my roommates is your brother, Chris Rivera.  He is
a nice guy, usually.

> I have some questions about memory management in linux. Is there any
> way to obtain the physical address of the pages that a process is
> ocuppying when it's loaded into memory or it's decided by MMU and
> there's no way to get this and I only can get the virtual address?

You did not say whether you were inside or outside of the kernel when
you wanted this information.  I do not believe there is any standard way
of getting the information from user-space.

>From within the kernel, simply call virt_to_phys(addr) on a pointer
'addr'.  The pointer must point to directly allocated or kmalloc'ed
memory - no I/O mapping.

	Robert Love



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