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Linux 6.11 Kernel's RISC-V Version to Feature Memory Hot Plugging

By:Avery

TapTechNews July 3rd news, according to Phoronix, the RISC-V version of the Linux 6.11 kernel will introduce the function of handling memory hot plugging.

The memory hot plugging function of Linux allows to increase/decrease the physical memory size when the system is running. In addition to being applicable to the RISC-V server that needs to plug in and out memory during operation, a more common use is to increase/decrease the memory allocated to the virtual machine when the virtual machine is running.

Linux 6.11 Kernels RISC-V Version to Feature Memory Hot Plugging_0

TapTechNews note: For readers interested in how Linux kernel achieves RISC-V memory hot plugging, you can understand the specific merged content here. These new codes will be merged into the upstream in theLinux 6.11 merge window in mid-July.

Linux 6.11 Kernels RISC-V Version to Feature Memory Hot Plugging_1

Linux RISC V Memory Hot Plugging kernel Mid July

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