QCLINUX: qcom.config: enable CONFIG_CMA for qcom chipsets#751
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CMA imposes system-wide memory constraints by reserving boot-time memory and restricting it to movable allocations. This alters allocator behavior even when CMA is not explicitly used. Since CMA sizing and applicability are platform-specific, mm/Kconfig intentionally provides no default opt-in for CONFIG_CMA. Enable CONFIG_CMA for all qcom chipsets Signed-off-by: Bibek Kumar Patro [email protected]
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CMA imposes system-wide memory constraints by reserving boot-time memory and restricting it to movable allocations. This alters allocator behavior even when CMA is not explicitly used.
Since CMA sizing and applicability are platform-specific, mm/Kconfig intentionally provides no default opt-in for CONFIG_CMA.
Enable CONFIG_CMA for all qcom chipsets
Signed-off-by: Bibek Kumar Patro [email protected]
CRs-Fixed: 4444207