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Re: [Xen-devel] [patch] more correct pfn_valid()
 
On 18 May 2005, at 23:18, Ian Pratt wrote:
 
I think the best fix is to have the frame_table cover the whole of
physical ram, and then mark non-ram pages in the frame_table.
To save some memory, we could map the frame_table in virtual address
space, then use __get_user when reading from it (a fault indicates a
non-ram page too)
 
 
 We already do this, and I initilialise every non-RAM e820 entry as an 
I/O area in the frame table. Actually, now I think about it, I/O 
mappings probably don't tend to appear in the e820... best fix is to 
initialise the frame table to all I/O, then override the RAM sections 
and the Xen section (to protect it).
I'll sort out a fix.
 -- Keir
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