Question about ldst_raw test and sparc in general

Hi,
I'm running ldst_raw test in core1 environment.
I was wondering why the code used address of 0x1000144000 instead of 0x144000 to get to HPriv_Reset_Handler? This actually caused DRAM controller to generate an address that's out of its range (though upper bits were ignored so test turned out ok). Just curious to see if there's any reason behind this. thanks much.
8409247 : C0T0 LABEL <immu_skip_part_base>:
8409247 : C0T0 v0000000841dc mov 0x400, %g6
C0T0 old reg values: %g6= 0000000000000400
8419247 : C0T0 CPX: Ifill l2miss 0 err 00 nc 0 shared 0000000 rsvd 0 data caf18a8083f00000881000028528b018
8420079 : C0T0 CPX: Ifill l2miss 0 err 00 nc 0 shared 0000001 rsvd 0 data 8530b03f0ac880108210000084100004
8426747 : C0T0 v0000000841e0 stxa %g5, [ %g6 ] (0x54 ASI_ITLB_DATA_IN_REG)
C0T0 old reg values: %g5= 8000001000144540 %g6= 0000000000000400
8440911 : C0T0 CCR REG UPDATE <CCR = 0> in window 0
8440911 : C0T0 ASI REG UPDATE <ASI = 0> in window 0
8440911 : C0T0 v0000000841e4 retry
8441747 : C0T0 PSTATE REG UPDATE <PSTATE = 014> in window 0
8441747 : C0T0 GL REG UPDATE <GL = 0>
8441747 : C0T0 HPSTATE REG UPDATE <HPSTATE = 8> in window 0
8447579 : C0T0 PCX: Ifill_Req nc 0 cpuid 000 thrid 00 inv 0 pf 0 binit 0 repl 11 size 000 addr 1000144000 data 0000000000000000

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