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Thanks, guys! |
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I knew it was IOMMU, as stated in the help section I quoted in the |
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first message. I had seen "IOMMU=y" in my .config, but I couldn't find |
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it anywhere in "menuconfig" in order to disable it. So, Jeffrey |
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Gardner's response helped me "fix" it. I've always been disabling that |
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"Small Systems" section because of it's name "CONFIG_EMBEDDED" and |
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because of the statement "change this stuff only if you know what ya |
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doin'". So, IOMMU was hidden and auto-enabled. |
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Duncan, thanks for your most detailed answer. Now I know an additional |
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thing that should be done when compiling a kernel for systems with >3.5G |
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RAM. Unfortunately I've got no such "problem" ;-) and I'm happy with |
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my 1G of RAM. It gets rarely used at 100%. Actually only in situations |
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like compilation of updated packages + web surfing in the same time. |
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Beryl and Firefox are my biggest resident memory hogs. |
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Have a nice weekend, people! :) |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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