Markus Franke wrote:
Martin Euredjian schrieb:
Can you clarify this statement. Do you mean to say that Coldfire is
limited
by hardware to preclude setting MAX_ORDER above 11 or that some kernel
work
would be required in order to go past this limit?
Well, its limited by the current
I was told that uClinux applications can't allocate memory in chuncks larger
then 1 MiB. Is this true? I have an application that requires significanly
more than that (10 to 20 MiB) for image processing.
Thanks,
-Martin
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Martin Euredjian schrieb:
I was told that uClinux applications can't allocate memory in chuncks larger
then 1 MiB. Is this true? I have an application that requires significanly
more than that (10 to 20 MiB) for image processing.
As far as I know this is architecture dependent.
Cheers,
As far as I know this is architecture dependent.
Coldfire 5373 or 5329?
-Martin
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Martin Euredjian schrieb:
As far as I know this is architecture dependent.
Coldfire 5373 or 5329?
Check out the kernel configuration option CONFIG_FORCE_MAX_ZONEORDER. It
can be modified on an arch-by-arch basis. If it is not defined
LINUX/include/linux/mmzone.h set's MAX_ORDER to a
