Re: ioremap addresses

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On 8/9/06, bora.sahin@xxxxxxxxxxx <bora.sahin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> >       i have this doubt regarding the addresses returned by
> > ioremap.
> >   i mapped my devices's registers using ioremap. again when i try to
> > retrieve the physical address from the virtual address got from ioremap
> > using __pa(va) i see that the physical address is not the same which i
> > gave to ioremap function !!

ioremap doesnt give "kernel linear address" but gives "kernel virtual
address". It just sets up page tables for this. So you cant use __pa or
virt_to_phys.

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ok,
      am sorry i dont understand the difference between kernel linear addresses and kernel virtual addresses.
AFAIK the processor finally accesses any memory using the page tables only.

 
regards,
Srinivas Bakki
 

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