> > > the 8K was what Intel proposed for 2.4 quite a while ago and has been in
> > > use in linux for years and years... Can you explain why you are saying
> > > 7Kb? throwing away that 1Kb of cache associativity is unfortunate and
> > > shouldn't be done unless there's a good reason, so I'm quite interested
> > > in finding out your reason ;)
> >
> > Well that's what the Intel IA-32 optimization manual says:
>
> The reason I allowed to disable it is that it is sometimes very useful
> for debugging if you can get 100% reproducible addresses.
that I fully agree with; if you say as user "hey I don't care about
anything but give me no randomization" we should give the user no
randomization.
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