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uhclem      1997/10/09 15:51:33 PDT

  Modified files:
    handbook             dma.sgml 
  Log:
  A revised version, that fixes typos, clarifies some points that caused
  EMAIL questions, corrects a serious error in the I/O port map, and adds
  information on the recently released 32-bit superset Intel 82374 DMA
  controller appearing in PCI (and EISA) systems.
  
  I recommend this updated section be included in the 2.2.x tree ASAP.
  
  As always, comments and corrections are welcome.
  
  Frank Durda IV	uhclem%freebsd.org
  or (checked more frequently) uhclem.freebsd%nemesis.lonestar.org
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