On Wed, Jul 18, 2007 at 06:34:20PM +0200, Rene Herman wrote:
> It says that highmem is not an issue due to no such thing as highmem even
> existing on the machines with support for larger hard pagesizes, but this
> wouldn't hold for soft pages. Sort of went "damn" in an x86 context upon
> reading that.
Correct, but I'm not really sure if it worth worrying about x86
missing this, furthermore it would still be possible to enable it on
the very x86 low end (with regular 4k page size) that may worry to use
up to the last byte of ram as cache for tiny files. To me using
kmalloc for this looks quite ideal.
Thanks.
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