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Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 01:22:09 +0100
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Alan Cox wrote:
> The K7 optimisations are not used for I/O space accessess. Or shouldnt be,
> but the nvidia code is unreadable so they may have done so

OK. I believe at least one of the NVIDIA developers read this list, so
hopefully they can look at what can be done on their side.
But seeing as how they've made no release for circa three months, and
considering the closed nature of their drivers, I doubt it'll be fixed
any time soon.

Oh well.
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