Hi!
> > I've dropped Linus off the direct list. I think we should be able to debug
> > this one w/o his help. ;-)
> >
> > Lines 594-606 of setup.c, which is the old section cause problems with
> > 0-length regions, now properly handles them. This must be some new problem.
> >
> > Could we have the e820 data out of /var/log/dmesg? head should work.
>
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 0009fc00 @ 00000000 (usable)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00000400 @ 0009fc00 (reserved)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00004000 @ 000e8000 (usable)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
As far as I can remember, this is the line which just is not true.
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00010000 @ 000f0000 (reserved)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 03ee0000 @ 00100000 (usable)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00010000 @ 03fe0000 (ACPI data)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00010000 @ 03ff0000 (reserved)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00016e00 @ 100a0000 (reserved)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00000200 @ 100b6e00 (ACPI NVS)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00049000 @ 100b7000 (reserved)
> Jan 6 05:03:56 thefinal kernel: e820: 00080000 @ fff80000 (reserved)
>
> The map looks plausible to me. How do I tell which page ranges the
> kernel is using for memory allocation?
>
> -- Jamie
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