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Yes, they added 1 and said 0xf means not supported, while the old standard only mentioned 0 as meaning 4k supported. So the most conservative check would be checking against only 0 and 1. But the old implementations probably did return 0xf if 4k wasn't supported, if there was ever any such implementation, so just checking 0xf is fine too.
Would like like to create a pull request or would you prefer me to do it? Advantage of you doing it is that I can review your change, while someone else has to review my PR.
If FEAT_LPA2 is implemented, 4KB granule support is indicated with TGran4 (ID_AA64MMFR0_EL1[31:28]) bits set to
0b0001
, instead of0b0000
.Workaround: Update granule check to
if (granule == 0b1111)
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