Also some intel chipsets it didnt work with (notably earlier PCI ones) - indeed
that seems to be the cause of the 'bzImage wont boot on XYZ 486 tosh
laptop' bug.
> On the whole, I would suggest avoiding this like the plague, and just
> marking such memory to be non-cacheable, regardless of whether there is
> a performance impact or not. If you mark it write-combining and
> speculative, it's going to perform a bit better.
Or memcpy the blocks into the block or page cache when you need them.
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