[CVS reactos] Hal DMA Patch: Implemented correct AdapterObject, updated some AdapterFunctions, which are much more complete and correct now. Implemented EISA structure for port access instead of hard-

[Filip Navara]

This patch completely broke just about all DMA NIC drivers and the sound 
blaster driver. I'm currently working on a fix.

- Filip

ion(a)osexperts.com wrote:

>   Commit in *reactos* on MAIN
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[Filip Navara]

Filip Navara wrote:

>   This patch completely broke just about all DMA NIC
> drivers and the 
>  sound blaster driver. I'm currently working on a fix. 
Ok, it turned out it was actually bug in NdisMAllocateMapRegisters. I've 
commited a fix on the ndis_wip_22102004 branch (if anyone wants to 
backport it to HEAD feel free). I'll look at the sound blaster driver 
later (it can be totally unrelated bug)...

Regards,
Filip