MMU vs no-MMU

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Just learned that ARM9 processor can have MMU and no-MMU mode.   Is
that correct?   So what are the consequences of having no-MMU - what
are the implications in the "processes" architecture?   Since paging
figured so widely in the kernel, and without paging, everything is
just physical address.   Kernel and process address space - there is
no longer switching among different "process" address space, and so
meaningless to talk about "processes"?   Are my analysis correct?

What are the other consequences of no-MMU?
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Regards,
Peter Teoh

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