> > Same way/addresses you do virtual RAM. With physical RAM, you would
> > have to have a way to get non-swappable pages from the kernel.
> OK. Is this fact Linux specific or is it OS independent?
Could you be a little more specific about what you want to achieve,
as there are several issues with virtual vs. physical RAM as well as
with "RAM" that is only available via a Bus, like Video-RAM.
All that can be very different.
> OK. Is this also valid for other OS's like *BSD, Win32, Solaris,
> etc. ??
What ? Getting nonswappable RAM ? if it has mlock and it returns sucess,
you should have nonswappable RAM. Don't know for Windows.
CU, Andy
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