hi, In my system I have defined following system map using mem directive.
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0x0000 0000 96MB Start Linux
0x05FF FFFF End Linux
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0x0600 0000 32MB Start Reserved memory Hole
0x07FF FFFF End Reserved memory Hole
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0x0800 0000 128MB Start Linux
0x0FFF FFFF End Linux
-------------------------------------------------------------------- We have created the =93Reserved memory Hole=94 using mem directive in Linux. So Linux kernel is =93not aware=94 of this reserved memory.
What will be the configuration state (cacheable/bufferable) of this memory?
if we now call ioremap_nocache on this reserved memory chunk. it will be configured as non-cacheable memory but will it be bufferable or not?
thanks, Sachin