On Mon, 2002-02-11 at 22:10, G=E9rard Roudier wrote:
>=20
> So, everything is ok. :-)
hey,
mio nada great hacker von hardware. just the guy who wants to allocate
coherent buffers into shrinking pci pools, preferably at interrupts.
since everybody seems to come up something like "well, most systems.."
and "but some arch.." i thought it might be actually of interest to look
it up, no?
<:)
dns
> > [1] ok ok
> > [1] ok ok
> > [1] ok ok
> > [1] ok ok
> > stm: [1] ok ok
> > dc: [3] ok ok
> > ip32: [1] ok ok
> > ip27: [1] ok ok
> > [1] GFP_KERNEL ok
> > [2] ok ok
> > arm: [4] BUG()/GFP_KERNEL BUG()
> > [2] ok ok
> > ia64: [5] ok? ok?
--=20
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