On Wed, Oct 2, 2019 at 4:49 PM Vishal Verma wrote:
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> Some users may want additional control over the state in which memory
> gets onlined - specifically, controlling the 'movable' aspect of the
> resulting memory blocks.
>
> Until now, libdaxctl only brought up memory in the 'movable' state.
Some users may want additional control over the state in which memory
gets onlined - specifically, controlling the 'movable' aspect of the
resulting memory blocks.
Until now, libdaxctl only brought up memory in the 'movable' state. Add
a new interface to online memory in the non-movable state.
