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+# Memory configuration quirks (MTRR / PAT / NUMA) — DEFERRED.
+#
+# Phase R16 (2026-06-07) — this phase is documented as
+# deferred in QUIRKS-SYSTEM.md. The Linux 7.1 sources
+# covering this space are algorithmic handler functions,
+# not data tables:
+#
+#   - drivers/pci/quirks.c MTRR section:
+#     ~13 AMD K8 NB MTRR fixups + 6 AMD Fam10h +
+#     6 AMD Fam15h + 1 AMD Fam16h DRAM scrub + 4 Intel
+#     MCH/RAS quirks. All are imperative functions that
+#     read/write northbridge MSRs at boot.
+#   - arch/x86/kernel/cpu/mtrr/amd.c: K6 WA, MTRR
+#     cleanup logic. Algorithmic.
+#   - arch/x86/kernel/amd_gart_64.c gart_fixup_northbridges():
+#     GART IOMMU disable for VIA. Algorithmic.
+#   - arch/x86/mm/numa.c numa_emulation[]: 2 DMI entries
+#     for HP ProLiant NUMA emulation.
+#
+# Converting these to a data table is not feasible because
+# the imperative code reads/writes chipset-specific MSRs
+# that have no data-driven representation.
+#
+# The compiled-in `mtrr_quirk_table` is empty; runtime
+# TOML is reserved for future NUMA / GART-specific rules
+# that do fit a data model. No entries land in this commit.
+#
+# Reference: see QUIRKS-SYSTEM.md § R16 for the full
+# follow-up plan. The audit's estimated 5-7 days for R16
+# is dominated by porting the imperative fixup code into
+# the Red Bear kernel.
diff --git a/local/recipes/system/redbear-quirks/source/quirks.d/99-bootparams-deferred.toml b/local/recipes/system/redbear-quirks/source/quirks.d/99-bootparams-deferred.toml
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+# Boot parameter quirks (kernel cmdline) — DEFERRED.
+#
+# Phase R22 (2026-06-07) — this phase is documented as
+# deferred in QUIRKS-SYSTEM.md. The Linux 7.1 boot
+# parameter system is imperative handler functions, not
+# data tables:
+#
+#   - arch/x86/kernel/tsc.c: `tsc=` (6 sub-options)
+#   - arch/x86/kernel/hpet.c: `hpet=`, `nohpet=`
+#   - drivers/clocksource/acpi_pm.c: `acpi_pm_good=`
+#   - arch/x86/kernel/cpu/bugs.c: 20+ parameters
+#     (spectre_v2=, mds=, tsx_async_abort=,
+#      mmio_stale_data=, l1d_flush=, srbds=,
+#      retbleed=, spec_ctrl=, ssbd=, mitigations=)
+#   - 47 files across arch/x86 with __setup /
+#     early_param declarations (125 total entries)
+#
+# Converting boot parameters to a data table is not
+# feasible because each is a `(string, handler_fn)`
+# registration that the kernel parses at boot. R22
+# means implementing the `__setup` / `early_param`
+# infrastructure in the Red Bear kernel, then porting
+# the most critical ~8-10 parameter handlers:
+#   tsc=, hpet=, pmtmr=, pci=, acpi=, noapic,
+#   idle=, mitigations=.
+#
+# The compiled-in `bootparam_quirk_table` is empty;
+# runtime TOML is reserved for future parameter-driven
+# rules that do fit a data model. No entries land in
+# this commit.
+#
+# Reference: see QUIRKS-SYSTEM.md § R22 for the full
+# follow-up plan. The audit's estimated 3-4 days for R22
+# is dominated by porting the imperative handler code.