Memconfig

MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager's Manual

Mtrr, Memconfig

MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager’s Manual # MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager’s Manual NAME # memconfig - control system cache behaviour with respect to memory SYNOPSIS # memconfig list [-a] memconfig set -b base -l length -o owner attribute memconfig clear -o owner memconfig clear -b base -l length DESCRIPTION # A number of supported system architectures allow the behaviour of the CPU cache to be programmed to behave differently depending on the region being written. ...

MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager's Manual

Mtrr, Memconfig

MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager’s Manual # MEMCONFIG(8) - System Manager’s Manual NAME # memconfig - control system cache behaviour with respect to memory SYNOPSIS # memconfig list [-a] memconfig set -b base -l length -o owner attribute memconfig clear -o owner memconfig clear -b base -l length DESCRIPTION # A number of supported system architectures allow the behaviour of the CPU cache to be programmed to behave differently depending on the region being written. ...

MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (amd64)

Mem, Ioctl, Pctr, Xf86, Memconfig, Mtrr

MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (amd64) # MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (amd64) NAME # mtrr - driver for CPU memory range attributes SYNOPSIS # pseudo-device mtrr 1 DESCRIPTION # The mtrr device provides access to the memory range attributes supported by the MTRRs on AMD64 compatible CPUs. IOCTL INTERFACE # Several architectures allow attributes to be associated with ranges of physical memory. These attributes can be manipulated via ioctl() calls performed on /dev/mem or /dev/xf86. ...

MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (i386)

Mem, Ioctl, Pctr, Xf86, Memconfig, Mtrr

MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (i386) # MTRR(4) - Device Drivers Manual (i386) NAME # mtrr - driver for CPU memory range attributes SYNOPSIS # pseudo-device mtrr 1 DESCRIPTION # The mtrr device provides access to the memory range attributes supported by the MTRRs on Pentiums. IOCTL INTERFACE # Several architectures allow attributes to be associated with ranges of physical memory. These attributes can be manipulated via ioctl() calls performed on /dev/mem or /dev/xf86. ...