reactos

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Sir Richard 16bffdd5f9 [FREELDR]: Some ARM architectures do not necessarily have CS0_BASE at 0x00000000, for example, most Ti OMAP Platforms have DDR at 0x80000000. The current FreeLDR algorithms would build FreeLDR "page entries" for every page from 0 to 0x7FFF0000 and mark it as unusable, then build the actual valid entries from 0x80000000 -> end of RAM, thus resulting in large memory consumption (and in the bloat of the PFN database later once NTOS loads) and boot time. Therefore, the algorithm is changed to start the PFN database at the lowest valid RAM page described by the Firemware descriptors, and entries therefore will be offset. This means a 128MB embedded system no longer appears to have 2048+128MB of RAM worth of PFN entries.

NOTE: Windows does not do this, opting instead to force manufacturers/use pull-up resistors/reconfigure the ARM Bus to map RAM at 0x00000000. For wider portability, I believe it makes more sense to simply do this "trick" in the boot loader.

svn path=/trunk/; revision=52098

2011-06-05 20:48:34 +00:00

reactos

[FREELDR]: Some ARM architectures do not necessarily have CS0_BASE at 0x00000000, for example, most Ti OMAP Platforms have DDR at 0x80000000. The current FreeLDR algorithms would build FreeLDR "page entries" for every page from 0 to 0x7FFF0000 and mark it as unusable, then build the actual valid entries from 0x80000000 -> end of RAM, thus resulting in large memory consumption (and in the bloat of the PFN database later once NTOS loads) and boot time. Therefore, the algorithm is changed to start the PFN database at the lowest valid RAM page described by the Firemware descriptors, and entries therefore will be offset. This means a 128MB embedded system no longer appears to have 2048+128MB of RAM worth of PFN entries.

2011-06-05 20:48:34 +00:00

rosapps

[SYSTEMINFO]

2011-04-05 21:20:42 +00:00

rostests

[APITESTS]

2011-06-01 18:20:51 +00:00

wallpaper

Rename the wallpaper to conform with ISO 9660:1988 and make cdmake happy...

2009-02-03 13:26:30 +00:00