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@paboldin CPU translate a virtual address through MMU unit that would resolve where the virtual memory is in the physical memory space(cache, main memory, etc) and check the privilege. I suppose that these two action should always be carried out simultaneously. So as you said in the scenario of L1 cache fetch, only data value is cached in L1 while the privilege information is not cached? If not cached, then it makes sense that a racing situation can happen. If cached, there should be another deep reason for meltdown.
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@paboldin CPU translate a virtual address through MMU unit that would resolve where the virtual memory is in the physical memory space(cache, main memory, etc) and check the privilege. I suppose that these two action should always be carried out simultaneously. So as you said in the scenario of L1 cache fetch, only data value is cached in L1 while the privilege information is not cached? If not cached, then it makes sense that a racing situation can happen. If cached, there should be another deep reason for meltdown.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: