On Tue, 19 Sep 2006, Paul Mundt wrote:
> sh and sh64 have no use for ZONE_DMA, it's effectively ZONE_DMA ==
> ZONE_NORMAL anyways, so it can be safely switched off (though
> arch/sh/mm/init.c should then be changed to use ZONE_NORMAL if ZONE_DMA
> goes away, as we currently place all lowmem in ZONE_DMA, likewise for
> sh64). None of our DMA controllers have any particular limitations where
> ZONE_DMA would be useful at least.
Ok. I dropped the CONFIG_ZONE_DMA for sh so you will no longer have a DMA
zone when this patch goes in.
sh64 has the same strange code as parisc:
config GENERIC_ISA_DMA
bool
You do not have ISA_DMA so I should drop these lines?
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