Dave Hanson mentioned I should send this patch to you.  I posted it to
linux-mm a while ago without complaint.  This patch solves a simple
problem related to the interpretation on the SRAT table and the info
found in the e820.

When a possible hot-add area is exposed on my box (IBM x445 with hot
add enabled in the bios) my SRAT table correctly exposed a new node from
the end of my physical memory to 64gb.  In the present kernels the numa
KVA areas (based on the SRAT) are calculated before find_max_pfn.  The
remap area is created for this large non-populated zone and the system
dies a while later during bootup.

I believe the correct things to do (as did the hot-plug community) the
correct thing to do is the keep the node_start_end_pfn data structures
focuses on memory that is in the system.  That is all this patch does.
It ignores any node data (correctly reported by the SRAT) that is above
the e820 end of memory.    

Signed-off-by: <kmannth@us.ibm.com>
Signed-off-by: Andrew Morton <akpm@osdl.org>
Signed-off-by: Linus Torvalds <torvalds@osdl.org>