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Is there any way to find an associated page with the page under the same VMA?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are Inhow is page size determined in virtual address space?How can two identical virtual addresses point to different physical addresses?What page replacement algorithms are used in Linux kernel for OS file cache?How to find the process with a page in Linux kernel?Questions about kernel virtual address layoutHow does the CPU knows which physical address is mapped to which virtual address?How to check whether physical page is in-use?How can the Linux kernel address from 8 MB to 1 GB of virtual memory in x86 systemsPhysical Address of a variable in processesHow does the CPU know if it is accessing an unallocated memory location?
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There are many pages in a random vma. I know the virtual address of page1 0x7f9942c273dc and have a pointer of its struct vm_area_struct vma1.
VMA 1
|---- page 1
|---- page 2
|---- ...
|---- page n
Question
How can I find virtual addresses of other pages or the pages themselves?
linux kernel x86
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Assume
There are many pages in a random vma. I know the virtual address of page1 0x7f9942c273dc and have a pointer of its struct vm_area_struct vma1.
VMA 1
|---- page 1
|---- page 2
|---- ...
|---- page n
Question
How can I find virtual addresses of other pages or the pages themselves?
linux kernel x86
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
add a comment |
Assume
There are many pages in a random vma. I know the virtual address of page1 0x7f9942c273dc and have a pointer of its struct vm_area_struct vma1.
VMA 1
|---- page 1
|---- page 2
|---- ...
|---- page n
Question
How can I find virtual addresses of other pages or the pages themselves?
linux kernel x86
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
Assume
There are many pages in a random vma. I know the virtual address of page1 0x7f9942c273dc and have a pointer of its struct vm_area_struct vma1.
VMA 1
|---- page 1
|---- page 2
|---- ...
|---- page n
Question
How can I find virtual addresses of other pages or the pages themselves?
linux kernel x86
linux kernel x86
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
edited 2 days ago
Mr.Nobody
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
asked Apr 8 at 13:52
Mr.NobodyMr.Nobody
437
437
add a comment |
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