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From: dennis@etinc.com (dennis)
Subject: Re: ISA Hole - Memory Problem 
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>>
>>When we set the 15-16Meg ISA hole (which creates an addition area
>>for ISA adapters in the 15-16Meg region) in a 32Meg System, FreeBSD
>>only sees 15Meg in the Box. When the ISA hole is removed, it sees all
>>32Meg.
>>
>>How do I tell the O/S that this hole is there so it sees the other 16Meg?
>
>   You don't. We don't have support for arbitrary holes in the address space.
>

If you set the adapter address in the kernel config to:

iomem 0xF00000 iosiz 0x100000


would this work?

Dennis
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