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Started by E312 Genshirt
Tue, 19 Mar 1991 15:28
reserving memory areas
Author: E312 Genshirt
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1991 15:28
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1991 15:28
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We are writing a device driver, based on memory mapped I/O. The device
controller expects a reserved contiguous memory area of 32K mapped to
physical adresses between D0000h and DFFFFh. OS/2, V.1.21, does not offer
facilities for permanently preventing physical memory in this area
from beeing allocated, swapped or moved. Probably OS/2 does not touch this
area to support DOS-compatibility, but we could not find any definite
description.
We also don't know how OS/2, V. 2.0, will handle this memory area, since
several virtual DOS-compatibility-boxes are supported.
Any helpful information would be appreciated.
Thomas Gaenshirt
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