On Tuesday 19 July 2005 00:35, Ruslan Nikolaev wrote: > When I say about 4Gb limit it means 4Gb limit when GRUB passing memory > information for OS using multiboot specs. I have seen that GRUB doesn't > want to detect more than 4Gb of RAM. In that case OS gets only 4Gb using > multiboot specs. Of course GRUB doesn't need more than 4Gb and it's OK, > but OS can use more than 4Gb of RAM. Isn't it?
Could you provide us detailed information? What information is passed precisely? > ChangeLog: > > Added support for X86_64 ELF64: > > 1. Using ELF64 headers when ELF class is 64-bit. > > 2. Algorigthm is the same as for ELF32 + several validating: > > - separate code for validating ELF64 header > > - checking that entry_point is less than 0xffffffff > > and so on > > 3. If ELF class isn't ELF64 then using code for ELF32 > > That's all. This does not conform to the standard. Please follow the GNU Coding Standards. Okuji _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
