On 64-bit Arm kernels we currently support up to 48-bits of virtual address space. However, Armv8.2-LVA introduces the capability to have 52-bit virtual addresses. In this talk I aim to briefly introduce this architectural feature and will then talk through the kernel work so far in exposing this to userspace.

YVR18-119:52 shades of VA (Virtual Address Space)

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