Re: remap_page_range problem with 2.2.5

[Russell King - ARM Linux Admin]

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> How would you specify a non-bufferable, non-cachable page in a driver?

There is normally no requirement to specify this.  If you're talking about
using PCI memory space, then you should use ioremap which will take care
of this for you.

If, on the other hand, you're talking about IO space, then this is already
mapped in as non-bufferable & non-cachable.  Can you give any more clues
as to your specific use?
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