On 26 July 2016 at 07:32, kwangwoo....@sk.com <kwangwoo....@sk.com> wrote: > NVDIMM stands for Non-Volatile DIMM which has DIMM form factor like PC-DIMM > (Memory Module used in PC) and can be used like a memory, but the stored data > is preserved on power failure. So it can be used as a memory, a storage, or > backup memory on power failure. > > NVDIMM-N is already out in the market and Intel, HPE, and other companies > actively developing related software. In Linux kernel, several usages exist > like PMEM, BLK-aperture, and mixed mode. They are actively under developing. > > In QEMU, NVDIMM has been emulated on i386 platform. My patch series tries to > enable the environment in AArch64 platform. Related Linux kernel patches were > posted into the mailing list and they are under review/revise process > currently.
Thanks. I think I've now made my comments on this series (mostly pretty minor ones). I'd appreciate it if QEMU devs with knowledge about the NVDIMM emulation code we already have did a review pass on the code as well... -- PMM
