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From: Tony Kimball <alk@Think.COM>
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Subject: problems with bounce buffers
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I get occasional panics in vm_bounce_alloc (via sd_strategy)
with bounce buffers on in my 32MB 1542CF P100 system.
I can't get a core because once the first 16MB dump, 
it pukes on DMA.  If anyone wants a core, you'll have to
instruct me how to overcome that last problem.

I think I'll get me a PCI controller and set MAXMEM to 16384
until it comes.