mem_offset(), assuming the virtual-to-physical translation is locked (either explicitly with mlock(), or implicitly for 
various reasons). Typically most memory is not locked, so you either don't have a physical page backing the virtual one,
 or the mapping is not guaranteed to be fixed.

--Elad
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From: Sai Devasani [community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: October-08-18 5:39 AM
To: ostech-core_os
Subject: Virtual to Physical Address Conversion

Hi,

Can anyone help me how to convert virtual address to physical address in intel denverton x86_64 processor?

In our application we did divide by zero in order to create a crash and its saying that code is crashed at address 
0x10004F435 and corresponding physical address is 0x58002377E(We got this by using objdump command). Now the question is
 how to relate this two addresses?

Thank you in Advance...



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