The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System, Second Edition
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FreeBSD/Linux Kernel Cross Reference
sys/i386/conf/PAE

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    1 #
    2 # PAE -- Generic kernel configuration file for FreeBSD/i386 PAE
    3 #
    4 # $FreeBSD: releng/8.0/sys/i386/conf/PAE 191954 2009-05-10 00:00:25Z kuriyama $
    5 
    6 include GENERIC
    7 
    8 ident           PAE-GENERIC
    9 
   10 # To make a PAE kernel, the next option is needed
   11 options         PAE                     # Physical Address Extensions Kernel
   12 
   13 # Compile acpi in statically since the module isn't built properly.  Most
   14 # machines which support large amounts of memory require acpi.
   15 device          acpi
   16 
   17 # Don't build modules with this kernel config, since they are not built with
   18 # the correct options headers.
   19 makeoptions     NO_MODULES=yes
   20 
   21 # force isp firmware to fully loaded
   22 device          ispfw
   23 
   24 # What follows is a list of drivers that are normally in GENERIC, but either
   25 # don't work or are untested with PAE.  Be very careful before enabling any
   26 # of these drivers.  Drivers which use DMA and don't handle 64 bit physical
   27 # address properly may cause data corruption when used in a machine with more
   28 # than 4 gigabytes of memory.
   29 
   30 nodevice        ahb
   31 nodevice        amd
   32 nodevice        sym
   33 nodevice        trm
   34 
   35 nodevice        adv
   36 nodevice        adw
   37 nodevice        aha
   38 nodevice        aic
   39 nodevice        bt
   40 
   41 nodevice        ncv
   42 nodevice        nsp
   43 nodevice        stg
   44 
   45 nodevice        asr
   46 nodevice        dpt
   47 nodevice        mly
   48 nodevice        hptmv
   49 nodevice        hptrr
   50 
   51 nodevice        ida
   52 nodevice        mlx
   53 nodevice        pst
   54 
   55 nodevice        agp
   56 
   57 nodevice        txp
   58 nodevice        vx
   59 
   60 nodevice        nve
   61 nodevice        pcn
   62 nodevice        sf
   63 nodevice        sis
   64 nodevice        ste
   65 nodevice        tl
   66 nodevice        tx
   67 nodevice        vr
   68 nodevice        wb
   69 
   70 nodevice        cs
   71 nodevice        ed
   72 nodevice        ex
   73 nodevice        ep
   74 nodevice        fe
   75 nodevice        ie
   76 nodevice        sn
   77 nodevice        xe
   78 
   79 nodevice        an
   80 nodevice        ath             # Atheros pci/cardbus NIC's
   81 nodevice        ath_hal
   82 nodevice        ath_rate_sample # SampleRate tx rate control for ath
   83 nodevice        ral
   84 nodevice        wi

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