Re: Memory location question

[Philip Blundell]

>Why can't I do that?  The memory needs to be marked as
>non-cacheable/non-buffferable.

If you turn off cacheable and bufferable for the section at 0xc0000000 the 
kernel will run like a blocked drain.  You'll need to make a new mapping in 
that case -- probably easiest to use __ioremap.

p.


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