Allocate all RAMClass segments in Sub4G on pLinux #22988
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Allocate all RAMClass memory segments using the Sub4G allocator on pLinux to mitigate the memory regression introduced after RAMClass segregation. This restores the previous behaviour where all RAMClass segments were placed in Sub4G. This change is a temporary workaround until the regression analysis is complete and a proper fix is implemented. Signed-off-by: Babneet Singh <sbabneet@ca.ibm.com>
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LGTM |
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jenkins test sanity amac,plinux jdk21 |
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PR builds look good. The only observed failure is #23128, which is known and unrelated. |
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Allocate all RAMClass memory segments using the Sub4G allocator on
pLinux to mitigate the memory regression introduced after RAMClass
segregation. This restores the previous behaviour where all RAMClass
segments were placed in Sub4G.
This change is a temporary workaround until the regression analysis
is complete and a proper fix is implemented.