> Does this mean ioremap_nocache() may not do the job?
Good luck trying to get an answer. I've been asking questions on ioremap for
months, but no one's ever been able to tell me anything.
According to the comments, mem.c provides /dev/zero support, whatever that is.
It doesn't appear to be connected to ioremap in any way, so I understand your
question.
I can tell you that I have written a driver that depends on ioremap_nocache,
and it does work, so it appears that ioremap_nocache is doing something.
My problem is that it's very easy to map memory with ioremap_nocache, but if
you use iounmap() the un-map it, the entire system will crash. No one has been
able to explain that one to me, either.
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