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Subject: RE2: kmalloc
Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2001 10:41:59 -0700
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From: "Michael Nguyen" <mnguyen@ariodata.com>
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Hi David,

>>Petko Manolov writes:
>> kmalloc fails to allocate more than 128KB of
>> memory regardless of the flags (GFP_KERNEL/USER/ATOMIC)
>> 
>> Any ideas?

>Yes, this is the limit.

Im relatively new to Linux. I would like to ask.
Is this limit per kmalloc()? Can I do this multiple times?

TX,
Michael Nguyen
mnguyen@ariodata.com