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Lionel_Debro · 2026-05-20 · via LWN.net comments

Per-CPU PGDs...

Posted May 19, 2026 19:37 UTC (Tue) by Lionel_Debroux (subscriber, #30014)
Parent article: In search of faster this_cpu operations

There's precedent for using per-CPU PGDs on Linux: PaX and therefore grsecurity have been using per-CPU PGDs, primarily beneath their KERNEXEC (~ x86 SMEP / ARM PXN, without hardware dependencies) and MEMORY_UDEREF (~ x86 SMAP / ARM PAN, again without hardware dependencies) anti-exploitation features, since well over a decade ago, long before CPUs grew some hardware acceleration: there are already occurrences of "PER_CPU_PGD" in a '2010 grsec patch I have lying around.