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Subject: Re: Question about pci programming 
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            "Indranil Bhattacharya" <indranil@virident.com> writes:
: In freebsd, how do I set a dma mask for a pci device ?  In linux the
: kernel api is pci_set_dma_mask(). In particular, I will like to enable
: PCI double address cycle mapping (64 bit addressing) for our device.

Isn't this just done with the bus_dma routines passing in a 64-bit
address mask?

Warner