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neel
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2013-06-27T06:37:24.860894Z
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The regular x86 PTEs and nested PTEs are very similar but not identical.

In some instances they have bits that are equivalent but at different
positions. In other instances a bit in the regular PTE has no equivalent
in the nested PTE. The PG_A bit is an example of the former.

Undefine the PG_A macro in pmap.c so it is not inadvertently tested
with nested PTEs.

Use a function 'pmap_accessed_bit(pmap_t)' to compute the bitmask for the
"accessed" bit in the PTE.

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