Re: Linux driver: __get_free_pages()

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Em Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 04:01:08PM -0500, Richard B. Johnson escreveu:
> If all you need is a kernel buffer to store the stuff that will be
> written to NVRAM, then just use kmalloc(). It is virtual and will

s/kmalloc/vmalloc/

> seem contiguous to your driver.

- Arnaldo
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