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== Introduction | ||
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This document describes RISC-V S-mode Physical Memory Protection (SPMP) proposal to provide isolation when MMU is unavailable. | ||
This document describes RISC-V S-mode Physical Memory Protection (SPMP) proposal to provide isolation when MMU is unavailable or disabled. | ||
RISC-V based processors recently stimulated great interest in the emerging internet of things (IoT). However, as page-based virtual memory (MMU) is usually unavailable on IoT devices, it is hard to isolate the S-mode OSes (e.g., RTOS) and user-mode applications. | ||
To support secure processing and isolate faults of U-mode software, the SPMP is desirable to enable S-mode OS to limit the physical addresses accessible by U-mode software on a hart. | ||
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