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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Ross Biro wrote:

> This looks like the same problem I ran into with IDE and highmem not
> getting along.  Try compiling your kernel with out highmem enabled and
> see what happenes.

Yes, that "fixes" it. Any "better solution"? ;-)

> >Trace; c024dfc1 <ide_build_sglist+181/1a0>
> >Trace; c024e1b4 <ide_build_dmatable+54/1a0>
> >Trace; c024e6df <__ide_dma_read+3f/150>

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