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> This is wonderful, but how is this related to ymfpci?

I don't know.  All I know is that _I_ did not enable persistent dma 
buffers in my kernel config, so I blamed this dmap stuff on ymfpci 
(which is the only sound option that I enabled).

I do see that CONFIG_SOUND_GAMEPORT is enabled automatically
(perhaps by the OSS option).  Do you think this is what is requiring 
sound_alloc_dmap() ?

Thanks for all your help!

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