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From: Shesha Sreenivasamurthy <shesha@inostor.com>
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Subject: Kernel Highmemory problem
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Hi All,
I have a driver that currently does not support highmem. i.e., no "kmap" 
& "kunmap" is being implemented. Now we want to support more than 896MB 
RAM. What is the best approach to tackle the situation? Any ideas is 
highly valued.

Thanks
Shesha