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xen-devel
Re: [Xen-devel] bad memory and xen
If it's in the lowest 64MB of memory then it would be tricky, as Xen
has a fairly rigid memory map in that space during boot. Above 64MB we
could add support for resreving bad memory pages so they can't be
allocated for use.
-- Keir
> I've just discovered a couple of bytes of bad memory on one of my systems
> using memtest86+. now, with a plain linux installation i could use BadRAM
> to easily work around the issue. i assume, however, that with xen it's not
> the dom0 that does physical memory allocation, but xen itself, so is there
> any chance of BadRAM-like functionallity being added to xen?
>
> --
> Jody Belka
> knew (at) pimb (dot) org
>
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