Steve Scargall

Thanks for the quick response & merge. I've pulled and merged my fork with the PTS master branch. I have your change, but I do not see the persistent memory...

@michaellarabel Absolutely. Attached is the requested dmidecode output from the system. [dmidecode.zip](https://github.com/phoronix-test-suite/phoronix-test-suite/files/4160815/dmidecode.zip)

Within this feature enhancement, we should support the `AUTO` value for size within the poolset file when using FSDAX. Currently, directories support uses the as the maximum size. From poolset(5):...

@James-tech-007 Thanks for reading the book. On Intel platforms, the cache line is 64-bytes and there are four (4) cache lines, meaning a CPU is capable of reading or writing...

Hi @cuichenxu, Thanks for reading the book. Q) Do you have a system with physical PMem installed or did you emulate it? Q) If you have physical PMem, do you...

Some/most of these related issues have been fixed in newer Kernel releases. Kernel 5.1 is quite old, so if you have an option to try a newer Linux distro or...

Thanks. I'd expect to see something in dmesg. You could look for the following to see if any errors are reported. ``` dmesg | grep -Ei "pmem|nvdimm|nd_|dax|namespace|nfit" ``` Regarding ndctl...

What Ubuntu release are you using? The `libiniparser` package is available in Ubuntu 18.04 or later from the 'Universe' package repo. If you have the option of going to Ubuntu...

Thanks for the update. They must have changed the package name after I wrote the docs. I'll update the docs accordingly. Looks like they kept the `libiniparser-dev` and `libiniparser-doc` names...

This appears to be a duplicate of [https://github.com/intel/ipmctl/issues/156](https://github.com/intel/ipmctl/issues/156) that was reported in the ipmctl GitHub issues. There's more data in that issue we should compare with this issue to confirm...