This was causing some kernel panic because processors ran out of smp message storage when reserving large areas. Also most of the time there is no need to actually send the SMP message. If process is mapping something to just its own address space, there is no need for a TLB shootdown. Maybe this should be only limited to kernel memory and threads across the same process. I'm not sure what the best approach here and it is better to send too many invalidations that too few! |
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