Li Yang-R58472 wrote:
I agree with Changming that we shouldn't setting PHYS_64BIT by default.
The default kernel should always be the compatible with as much as=20
possible. Disabling PHYS_64BIT by default means that the default kernel=20
will not work with a 36-bit DTS. If you attempt to boot such a kernel=20
with a 36-bit DTS, there will be no text output. Most people will not=20
know why it's not working.
So the safest option is for PHYS_64BIT to be enabled by default. That=20
way, the kernel will always work.
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Timur Tabi
Linux kernel developer at Freescale=