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> > OSS almost certainly won't work with 3.0; it's too much of a moving
> > target for a commercial product to support.
>
> Actually, according to their web site oss was very recently (like last
> week) patched up to 3.0-current level. With some apparent help from
> Bruce Evans (way to go bde!), they worked out the contiguous DMA
> buffer allocation issues.
Way to go! We should talk them through the conversion to a KLD module
as soon as we're sure what they need to look like. 8)
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