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      <title>Fitting Four 32 GB Resizable BARs Behind a PCIe Switch on Linux</title>
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      <dc:creator>Doug Calobrisi</dc:creator>
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      <description>Linux 7.0 sized a PCIe switch&#39;s bridge window too small for four 32 GB GPU BARs (can&#39;t assign; no space). A kernel module that pads the BARs fixes it.</description>
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