The Virtualization Extensions and the Security Extensions provide for multiple virtual address spaces that are translated differently. The TLB entries store all the required context information to facilitate a match and avoid the requirement for a TLB flush on a context or virtual machine switch. Each TLB entry contains a virtual address, page size, physical address, and a set of memory properties that include the memory type and access permissions. Each entry is marked as being associated with a particular ASID, or as global for all application spaces. The TLB entry also contains a field to store the VMID that brought in the entry, applicable to accesses made from the Non-secure state, as defined by the Virtualization Extensions. There is also a bit that records whether that TLB entry is allocated on a Hyp mode request. A TLB entry match occurs when the following conditions are met: