Introduction X86/X64 systems do not typically interleave Persistent Memory Devices (also referred to as ‘modules’ or ‘DIMMs’) across sockets, so a two-socket system will have two separate interleave sets. To use these interleave sets as a single device requires using a …

[Edit on 2017-12-11: The Linux examples are outdated now, look at PMDK instead.] The basic architecture. for exposing persistent memory gives applications a very raw type of access. Applications can load/store directly to the persistence, but then what. What are the interesting problems facing an …