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Eli Zaretskii <eliz AT elta DOT co DOT il> wrote:
:> From: eplmst AT lu DOT erisoft DOT se (Martin Stromberg)
:> Can't you just allocate some memory above 1.1MB and put the page
:> tables that won't fit in conventional memory there?

: That's what MWDPMI was supposed to be about ;-)

Searching on google turned up my own address... And only that one.

Ok. Is MWDPMI functional? Or pre-alpha or later? According to README,
it's non-functional, which is what I'll assume if I don't hear
anything else.

A question:
mwdpmi/DOC shows this (you'll need fixed fonts):

        Page Dir             Page Tables           User Pages
                                  v------+
        +-------+             +-------+  |         +-------+
CR3---->|  1M   |-...  +----->|       |--+  +----->|       |
        +-------+      |      +-------+     |      +-------+
        | Server|-...  |      |       |--+  |  +-->|       |

                               This one.
          
        +-------+      |      +-------+  |  |  |   +-------+
        | 1st 4M|------+      |       |--|--+  |   |       |

                                 (2)

        +-------+             +-------+  |     |   +-------+
        | 2nd 4M|------+      |       |--|-----+   |       |
        +-------+      |      +-------+  |         +-------+
        .       .      |      .       .  |         .       .
        .       .      |      .       .  |         .       .
        +-------+      |      +-------+  |         +-------+
        |       |      |      |       |--|--...    |       |
        +-------+      |      +-------+  |         +-------+
                       |                 |
                       |          +---- -+
                       |          v
                       |      +-------+
                       +----->|       |-...
                              +-------+
                              |       |-...
                              +-------+
                              |       |-...
                              +-------+
                              |   0   |
                              +-------+
                              .       .
                              .       .
                              +-------+
                              |   0   |
                              +-------+


I understand it more or less. 

But what is the second pointer in the first PTE doing there (marked
with "This one" by me)?

Would a third PTE (if necessary) occupy (2) designated by me?



Right,

						MartinS

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