by Aaron L » Sun, 08 Jun 2003 01:13:46
by Dragan Cvetkovi » Sun, 08 Jun 2003 01:26:24
man -s3C madvise gives more details.
Bye, Dragan
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Dragan Cvetkovic,
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sorry cos its not a unix specific question. i noticed that some
devices like the NIC and graphics adapter have a "memory"range and IO
range ( i actually saw it in windows). does memory range mean that
these devices have direct access ( not DMA/bus mastering) to the
system memory? or does is pertain to memory that is present in the
device which is mapped ? if so what does IO range mean? does unix
handle it the same way? i posted in comp.hardware and a winx group..
but i cudn't get satisfactory answers.
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