Just to confirm that the above is the *right* fix (despite some doubts I
had for a minute), the e820 map as discovered during boot on this hardware
looks like this (using gdb -q vmlinux /proc/kcore):
(gdb) p e820
$3 = {nr_map = 0x8, map = {{addr = 0x0, size = 0x9f800, type = 0x1}, {addr
= 0x9f800,
size = 0x800, type = 0x2}, {addr = 0xf0000, size = 0x10000, type =
0x2}, {addr = 0x100000,
size = 0x3f00000, type = 0x1}, {addr = 0xfec00000, size = 0x10000,
type = 0x2}, {
addr = 0xfee00000, size = 0x10000, type = 0x2}, {addr = 0xfff80000,
size = 0x80000,
type = 0x2}, {addr = 0x100000000, size = 0x0, type = 0x1}, {addr =
0x0, size = 0x0,
type = 0x0} <repeats 24 times>}}
so, the entry e820[7] is definitely bogus (addr = 0x100000000) and is best
avoided and not counted as valid E820_RAM...
Regards,
Tigran.
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