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In message: <20030526165420.GA59228@dangermouse.pod4.org>
            Stuart Walsh <stu@ipng.org.uk> writes:
: NetBSD maps to 0xcb166000, and if I poke about at around that address I
: can read interesting things like the string "ATMEL" so that seems to be
: where the CIS is.

Hmmm, that's the virtual address.  What's the physical address that's
used?

: FreeBSD reports that it is mapping to 0xc91cc000.  If I poke around at
: this address all I get is zeros and the odd random integer.

Ditto.

Warner