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Subject: pci_map_single() on IA64
From: Adhiraj <adhiraj@linsyssoft.com>
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Hi all,

How is it possible that on an IA64 machine, the address returned by
pci_map_single() is above 4G (32 bits) when I have only 2G of physical
memory?

The DMA mask is set to 64 bits (using pci_set_dma_mask()). When I change
it to 32 bit DMA mask, the problem goes away.

This problem does not appear on i388/x86_64 machines.

Thanks,
Adhiraj.