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From: "Andrew Howe" <ataru@dial.pipex.com>
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Subject: Re: What's ku/k0/k1?
Date: 5 Jun 1997 22:05:53 GMT
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> I just started jumping to this Yaroze boat. Browsing through
> the Yaroze development manuals, there is no place to explain
> those 3 fixed memory mappings: ku/k0/k1.

The docs are wrong.
00000000-001fffff and 80000000-801fffff are identical and cacheable
(instructions only)
a0000000-a01fffff is the same as the other two but is uncacheable.

The docs on page 15 of the user guide are wrong, they suggest "k0"
(80000000-801fffff) is uncacheable.

Andrew.