> The operating system often has a tool for allocating contiguous virtual memory space called pages.
"often". sheesh. *rolls eyes*
It does not apply for Windows.
You cannot reserve or commit 4k-pages in Windows. For historical reasons, the minimum amount of memory you can reserve/commit is 64k.
This also applies to mapping 4k-pages around, meaning you can't.
64k is the rather wastefull lower limit.
HDD: sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdX bs=1M status=progress
Nice reference, thanks.
> The operating system often has a tool for allocating contiguous virtual memory space called pages.
"often". sheesh. *rolls eyes*
It does not apply for Windows.
You cannot reserve or commit 4k-pages in Windows. For historical reasons, the minimum amount of memory you can reserve/commit is 64k.
This also applies to mapping 4k-pages around, meaning you can't.
64k is the rather wastefull lower limit.