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-First of all here we find next entry of the `Page Global Directory` for the given address and if it is greater than `end` of the given memory region, we set it to `end`. After this we allocater a new page with our `x86_mapping_info` callback that we already considered above and call the `ident_p4d_init` function. The `ident_p4d_init` function will do the same, but for low-level page directories (`p4d` -> `pud` -> `pmd`).
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+First of all here we find next entry of the `Page Global Directory` for the given address and if it is greater than `end` of the given memory region, we set it to `end`. After this we allocate a new page with our `x86_mapping_info` callback that we already considered above and call the `ident_p4d_init` function. The `ident_p4d_init` function will do the same, but for low-level page directories (`p4d` -> `pud` -> `pmd`).
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