Re: Linux on ARM: remap and MMU

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> My questions are:
> 1) how to verify MMU gets configured properly or not?
start looking to arch/arm/boot/compressed/head.S OR
if there is a you machine specific :
arch/arm/boot/compressed/head_yourmach.S

> 2) do I have to do remap (that's 0x0 points at RAM) on ARM to start
> off Linux, or it can live without remap?
the physical location of RAM is given by CONFIG_PHYS_OFFSET, the
question is do you want RAM to be at 0x0000000, then you set
CONFIG_PHYS_OFFSET to 0x0000000

> 3) how is defined CONFIG_PAGE_OFFSET, which is used to configure MMU.
Its the location where the kernel virtual page boundary starts with a
1G/3G split of virtual address space.

-syed

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