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[Q] MMU & VM
Hi all,
Before I ask my question, just to let you know, yes, I did look
for information on the web and various books to see if I could answer
this myself. Alas, no luck. Anyways, here goes:
Just how does an MMU work, and why do we need it to implement
virtual memory instead of handling it all in the kernel?
I've found quite a few texts on how VM works, but never why we
need an MMU or what an MMU does.
Can anyone recommend a good book on this?
-- DN (Learning 68000 asm as we speak. Now, for the Mac SE specs...)
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