arm pagesize64k

[gxiaob]

does hangover work on arm server，pagesize 64k？

[stefand]

Most likely not. We never tested page sizes other than 4k

[darkbasic]

I've never used hangover (waiting for ppc64le support) but I'm pretty sure it doesn't because it relies on qemu which does a terrible job at emulating different page sizes. The Linux kernel should really support multiple simultaneous page sizes like MacOS does.

[darkbasic]

Also, which arm chips do have a 64K page size? I know M1 chips use 16K.

[gxiaob]

Thank you！

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[darkbasic]

By the way most chips nowadays support multiple page sizes, so using 4K should be as wasy as recompiling your kernel with a different config. Performance penalties from 64K->4K are minimal.

[rafael2k]

Indeed. When I got a Raspberry Pi 5, nothing was working, and it was because of the 16k page size. Switching the kernel to 4k page size solved the problems.

[stefand]

There is some discussion on this topic in issue 97. I posted a comment speculating on things that can be done in Wine at #97 (comment) . Needless to say, none of this is easy.