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Subject: Re: PAGE = 1k
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From: Sean Neakums <sneakums@zork.net>
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commence  User & quotation:

> it?s possible to use pages of 1kb on x86 ?

To my knowledge, the page size used by Linux is dictated by the
hardware, which means that on x86, for the most part, Linux uses 4k
pages.

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