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Last Post 03 Feb 2006 09:45 AM by  peter.barada@logicpd.com
Does the Logic Linux BSP support virtual memory
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01 Feb 2006 02:13 AM
    Hi,

    This may seem like a somewhat naive question, but I haven't been able to find a definitive answer anywhere so maybe someone here can help.

    Is Logic's Linux BSP based on uCLinux? And if this is the case, and we build it for a Coldfire M5485EVB (which has an on-board MMU) then do we get virtual memory, or does it disable the MMU?

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    03 Feb 2006 09:45 AM
    > Is Logic's Linux BSP based on uCLinux? And if this is the case, and we build it for a
    > Coldfire M5485EVB (which has an on-board MMU) then do we get virtual memory,
    > or does it disable the MMU?

    The Logic BS is based on a full MMU-supported version of linux(linux-2.4.26), utilizing all the address translation and protection facilities of the MMU. As a result, you indeed do get a virtual memory address space, dynamic shared objects, iomap capabilites and all the other goodies that come from the standard linux MMU support.
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