> To make matters worse, Solaris (unlike many other > OS's) ties page_t structures to particular physical > addresses, and there is plenty of code that assumes > p_pagenum can't change even if the page isn't locked. > This complicates the issues of separating out the > "page size" the user sees and the "page size" the > kernel is using to manage physical memory.
I assume this is no problem when the default page size is equal to the minimum page size supported by the kernel. A kernel which only supports 64k+ page sizes will avoid page_t related headaches . Holger This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
