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Subject: Re: Generic SMP startup sequence and some docs
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> calls all the appropriate callbacks for the default configurations
> (the debugging I mentioned is making sure all the entries are correct).

It also assumes direct physical mapping of addresses. It might be a good
idea (in all that ficticious free time) to make it use some macro like

	PHYS_TO_VIRTUAL(addr)
	VIRTUAL_TO_PHYS(addr)

Alan