GFP_DMA means ISA DMAable memory (low 16Mb), its obsolete and you should be using the pci_alloc/dma_alloc interfaces in 2.6-test
Agree about "don't use GFP_DMA with USB".
But there's no way to use pci_alloc or dma_alloc with USB. Instead, read Documentation/usb/dma.txt ... those APIs can poke through the relevant indirections in ways dma_alloc() doesn't, and even work for non-pci HCDs.
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