Hi, I need to check if a given page is in ram or not. It seems that page_is_ram does the trick, but since it's not exported, I end up with "unknown symbol" errors when I try to insert the module. I'm trying to hash the contents of every page in physical memory, and iterating through pages from 0 to num_physpages, while checking if they are actually in ram seemed reasonable. Is there a better way to do it or is there another function rather than page_is_ram that can do the trick? Thank you, Timur --
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