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If you happen to have some driver that requests memory there and you use in your code the starting address of the CMA to do your own stuff as I showed you above, you’re in for some funny times let’s say - things will be screwed up in weird ways. You can still hack around this: you could query from the user land and find out how much CMA the kernel handed out to requesting parties.
