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Jérôme Glisse felt that the time had come for the Linux kernel
to address seriously the issue of having many different types of memory
installed on a single running system. There was main system memory and
device-specific memory, and associated hierarchies regarding which memory
to use at which time and under which circumstances. This complicated new
situation, Jérôme said, was actually now the norm, and it should be treated
as such.
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