There is a Kconfig problem for ppc32 in the latest -mm kernel. It
seems that somehow the Kconfig logic for selecting memory models
under ARCH=powerpc doesn't quite get it right for standard flatmem
ppc32 systems. When I look at the memory model selection, I only see
sparsemem, whereas on a normal -rc2 kernel, I can see both flatmem
and sparsemem. This somehow triggers a #error where the number of
reserved bits is less than the number necessary for the sparsemem
layout (because we're on a 32-bit arch without the address space for
sparsemem?).
Cheers,
Kyle Moffett
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