On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 7:06 PM, James Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Paul Durrant writes:
> > Joachim Worringen wrote:
> > > As it isn't mentioned by the man page, and "Solaris Internal" makes
> only
> > > an implicit statement (first sentence of 11.2.3.7, p.547): is the
> memory
> > > retu
Hi all,
I am using "Install" tool to install a newly built snv_87 kernel. The system
encounters a panic when it try to boot the new kernel. The order of
operations are:
prepare the source code
$ hg clone
$ cd onnv-gate
$ hg update -C onnv_87
$ edit opensolaris.sh
make tool
$ bldenv opensola
Paul Durrant writes:
> Joachim Worringen wrote:
> > As it isn't mentioned by the man page, and "Solaris Internal" makes only
> > an implicit statement (first sentence of 11.2.3.7, p.547): is the memory
> > returned by kmem_alloc() always physically contiguous?
> >
>
> No.
It'd be interesting t
Joachim Worringen wrote:
> As it isn't mentioned by the man page, and "Solaris Internal" makes only
> an implicit statement (first sentence of 11.2.3.7, p.547): is the memory
> returned by kmem_alloc() always physically contiguous?
>
No.
Paul
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As it isn't mentioned by the man page, and "Solaris Internal" makes only
an implicit statement (first sentence of 11.2.3.7, p.547): is the memory
returned by kmem_alloc() always physically contiguous?
And no, I don't want to use it for DMA, it is a porting issue.
thanks, Joachim
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Joachim