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Old 01-31-2014, 11:46 PM   #1
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Accessing Large buffer from Device through DMA


I want to know how the device,cpu and os work together when we want to transfer large data like 10GB(more than the RAM available) from a DMA capable device. After doing some browsing on internet i came to know the following two approaches.

1. Using IOMMU ( it converts the device address to physical address)
2. Copying buffers to and from the peripheral's addressable memory space.

I request expert/experienced candidates here to add/modify/delete on my approaches with some explanation.
 
  


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