Hello. I'm now writing the code to make multiboot and bsd work on EFI
based on my grub_machine_memory_iterate for EFI. MY code will be the
same for all i386 branches. It's quite complete except that I had no
time yet to test it. I'l submit once it works
I was thinking and found another utility
Very interesting. I have following suggestions:
1) define platform independent way to enumerate memory map. This
function wouldn't mark types with GRUB_MACHINE_* but with one of the
following types:
GRUB_MMAP_HOLE - means that at this position there is no RAM at all.
Should this be iterated at
I've looked in depth in memory map and have seen that (1) is already
done so except for EFI systems. And except that memory types are defined
on per-machine basis. IMO generic memory types should be shared at the
output of grub_machine_memory_iterate but it's not critical. I will code
a
Hi,
This patch implements badram filtering in GRUB. It's the same idea as in
http://rick.vanrein.org/linux/badram/ but applied to GRUB.
The badram module sits between loaders (or other users like lsmmap) and
filters the mmap entries, but only when user previously set the badram
variable (whose
