[02:41] <skinnyM821> Hello, hoping you guys could help me with something:
[02:41] <skinnyM821> hope you guys are well. There is in Linux kernel memory management code a macro called NODE_DATA(#) which returns a address to a global page directory. I was hoping you guys could help me understand if the pointer returned by function is driver/userspace application specific (or if it is global between all 'threads'), and also if # represents only NUMA nodes (CPU sockets) or can also work with cores?
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[10:49] <genkgo> Trying to submit a bug
[10:49] <genkgo> Received a TImeout error
[10:50] <genkgo> Multipe times. Last Error ID:         OOPS-de84ed3593f507340f170d565cc9ecf4
[10:56] <genkgo> ah, it just got through with bug 1490132
[10:56] <ubot5> bug 1490132 in linux (Ubuntu) "Cannot boot with linux-image-extra-3.13.0-62-generic" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1490132
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