On Wed, May 15, 2024 at 4:50 PM Nicholas Pratte wrote:
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> >What's the difference between this version and v4?
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> Version 5 was a response to your suggestions regarding the semantics
> of the hugepage variable names as it relates to countable or
> uncountable nouns. This patch, which was original
>What's the difference between this version and v4?
Version 5 was a response to your suggestions regarding the semantics
of the hugepage variable names as it relates to countable or
uncountable nouns. This patch, which was originally just a single
patch, was expanded into a patch series since the
What's the difference between this version and v4?
On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 7:44 PM Nicholas Pratte wrote:
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> In order to prevent accidental misconfiguration of hugepages at runtime,
> the following changes are made to only allow for configuration of 2MB
> hugepages within the DTS config.yaml. In
Resending the patch and superseding the old one on patchwork. I
accidentally sent this patch series through some kind of container
instance.
On Tue, May 7, 2024 at 1:44 PM Nicholas Pratte wrote:
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> In order to prevent accidental misconfiguration of hugepages at runtime,
> the following changes a
In order to prevent accidental misconfiguration of hugepages at runtime,
the following changes are made to only allow for configuration of 2MB
hugepages within the DTS config.yaml. In the previous implementation, a
default hugepage size was selected via the size listed in /proc/meminfo.
The problem
In order to prevent accidental misconfiguration of hugepages at runtime,
the following changes are made to only allow for configuration of 2MB
hugepages within the DTS config.yaml. In the previous implementation, a
default hugepage size was selected via the size listed in /proc/meminfo.
The problem
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