given that i'm determined to nail down how linux MM works, i'm
perusing the code and some docs from the beginning and, since a lot of
those docs annoyingly disagree with each other in some fundamental
places, i'm going to be asking some annoyingly trivial questions. get
used to it. :-)
to start, the standard definition of high memory on a 32-bit x86
system is memory above 896M.
* where is that exact boundary defined?
* can it be changed at kernel config time?
rday
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