No you need to use bounce buffers. Theres an example in the z85230 driver
on ftp.linux.org.uk:pub/linux/alan - thats a sync card using bounce
buffers when needed
> (The rx side is easy because the skb is allocated in the device's
> own interrupt routine and I can use alloc_skb(..., ...|GFP_DMA) here).
Be aware that all the atomic memory pools may not contain any ISA DMA memory
and that may be a stable state. ie dont do it , or if you do have
a bounce buffer fallback
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