Microsoft's RAMDAX Driver Merged For Linux 6.19 To Carve Out RAM As NVDIMM Devices

Microsoft's RAMDAX driver has been merged into Linux 6.19 kernel, enabling system RAM to be carved out and presented as NVDIMM (Non-Volatile Memory Device) devices. This addition to the NVDIMM subsystem allows developers to allocate portions of regular RAM for use as persistent memory devices, useful for testing and development Show more