how do pci-memory a conventional memory?

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06-05-2008	#1 (permalink)
vv40in Just Joined! Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1	how do pci-memory a conventional memory? Help me, please! What need i do to do subj? i.e. Linux OS must has ability to allocate that memory for executable programs and for misc data. or - may be Linux has ready mechanism to do that? Thanks a much! PS. Target platphorm is SAPRC32, but it could be useful on any others. PSS. as i understood after learning kernel code - it may be enought to fill sp_banks during POST and then mem_init will use it.

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