Robert P. J. Day wrote:
moving on, more questions about HIGHMEM, and kernel addressing (some
of which we've discussed before, but i just want to make sure of this
again.)
given a typical 32-bit system, and the standard 3G/1G user/kernel
split of that 4G address space, that gives the kernel e
moving on, more questions about HIGHMEM, and kernel addressing (some
of which we've discussed before, but i just want to make sure of this
again.)
given a typical 32-bit system, and the standard 3G/1G user/kernel
split of that 4G address space, that gives the kernel exactly 1G of
address spac