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LGTM aside from a typo. FWIW this is a draft PR, I can't merge it.
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The work in this PR will soon be replaced by the work on a memory "allocator", it will handle both the EBDA memory region and the BIOS/APIC/MSI interrupts gaps. |
This commits adds support for allocating memory over 4GiB to the VM. It creates a new memory region after the APIC and MSI interrupt region. Signed-off-by: Nils Ponsard <nilsponsard@gmail.com>
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This pull request replaces the PR about the MMIO gap.
This commits adds support for allocating memory over 4GiB to the VM. It creates a new memory region after the APIC and MSI interrupt region.
Fixes #34