leisijiandXiang Xiao
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In arm_addrenv_create_region(), the inner loop already advances vaddr by MM_PGSIZE for each mapped page, so after filling one L2 page table (i.e., ENTRIES_PER_L2TABLE pages), vaddr has naturally advanced to the start of the next 1MB section. The old code additionally added i * SECTION_SIZE, causing the L1 entry for the second and subsequent sections to skip one section each iteration—leaving virtual address holes in the mapping. Remove the redundant i * SECTION_SIZE offset so that the L1 entry tracks the vaddr already maintained by the inner loop, producing contiguous section mappings. Signed-off-by: leisiji <2265215145@qq.com>
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