Re: Weird calculation for kernel L2 segment table
Izumi Tsutsui <[email protected]>
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Jason Thorpe wrote: > Only 2 models of hp300 have the HP MMU ... the HP 9000/320 and HP > 9000/350, as I recall. All of the others either have an '851 or use > the CPU's built-in MMU. But, yes, I believe the HP MMU models are > stuck with a 4K page size (in addition to having a virtually-addressed > cache rather than a physically-addressed cache). BTW, OpenBSD/hp300 (looks more active than us) has dropped support for those machines, IIRC. If these machines could be a showstopper on future pmap enhancements, we should consider to follow them ;-) On the other hand, sun3 (68020 + Sun MMU?) and sun3x (68030 builtin, but three level lookups that PROM uses) have their own pmap and also use 4K page. --- Izumi Tsutsui