Eric W. Biederman wrote:
Most of the reason I was wondering is that the cpu hardware probing
largely seems to be a duplicate of what we have in the core for
probing cpu capabilities already, and could likely be made smaller
by building upon the existing codebase.
We use the core cpuid functions, or are you referring to something else?
svm can writeback into memory at odd times if we don't do this, and the cost is
small - clear a bit in EFER. There's no reason to be lazy.
Especially if we can clear that bit unconditionally (when
EFER is present) I'm all for it.
That is the case.
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