aarch64/layout: Increase aarch64 system memory layout to 2TB. #355
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Bumping the possible page table range from 128G to 2TB to support larger systems. Fixes cloud-hypervisor#298 Signed-off-by: Andrew Carp <acarp@crusoeenergy.com>
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We're looking at supporting up to a 2TB aarch64 system utilizing Rust Hypervisor Firmware. If this limit is greater than what RHF wants to support I can lower it to something more reasonable and then support 2TB in our own fork, but this appears to be the main issue that we were running into in #298. |
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Nov 27, 2024
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@acarp-crusoe Thank you so much for debugging and fixing it! |
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Bumping the possible page table range for aarch64 from 128G to 2TB to support larger systems. Without this increase we can't virtualize system memory beyond 128G for ARM CPUs.
Fixes #298