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Subject: Re: sis_malloc / sis_free
To: sartre@linuxbr.com (Jean Paul Sartre)
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 02:14:30 +0000 (GMT)
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> > SIS DRM requires the SIS frame buffer.
> 
> 	But this is a 'semantic' mode of requiring. The 'requirement' does
> not apply in the source, as I saw (or it'd compile normally with the DRM
> code, and FB code gives sis_malloc and sis_free (try grepping sis_malloc

Compiles fine for me. 2.4.18rc2-ac1 - and the SiS DRM works too tho on
an old 6326 its not rocket speed.

Alan
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