>>> On 13.01.15 at 12:50, wrote:
> I apologize for giving the wrong impression. While I agree that I was
> trying to avoid going through the source code. I had previously looked
> online and found that that Xen did not support MTRR. I guess that is true.
It's not - neither for Xen's own use of th
Hi all,
I apologize for giving the wrong impression. While I agree that I was
trying to avoid going through the source code. I had previously looked
online and found that that Xen did not support MTRR. I guess that is true.
Anyways, thanks for the feedback. I should be more careful in asking
questi
On Mon, 2015-01-12 at 19:59 -0600, ayush ruia wrote:
> Hi all,
> Hoping that you could answer a few of my queries regarding cache
> properties for Xen.
>
> Is there any support from Xen for supporting MTRRs or any similar
> caching mechanisms such as PAT? How does Xen handle I/O ranges because
> d
>>> On 13.01.15 at 02:59, wrote:
> Is there any support from Xen for supporting MTRRs or any similar caching
> mechanisms such as PAT? How does Xen handle I/O ranges because different
> memory regions may have different caching requirements and any domU can be
> allocated I/O regions? Is the contr
Hi all,
Hoping that you could answer a few of my queries regarding cache properties
for Xen.
Is there any support from Xen for supporting MTRRs or any similar caching
mechanisms such as PAT? How does Xen handle I/O ranges because different
memory regions may have different caching requirements and
