- switch to usb_buffer_alloc

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Some socket hardware appears to "bounce" when a card is inserted - we
seem to receive more than one SS_DETECT event.  Unfortunately, this
causes us to initialise, setup the socket, and create the necessary
devices multiple times.

Fix this by ignoring card insertion events when we already know that
there is a card in the socket.

Fix from Al.Borchers@guidant.com, should fix a chapter 9
test conformance issue.

This is a handful of one-liners, significantly:

  - don't disable "park" feature (faster).
  - cut'n'paste should have morphed "||" to "&&"
  - initialize qh as "live" (as now expected)

The "&&" was the most troublesome bug.  It could make
all kinds of things misbehave, not just those vt6202
issues some folks report.

The interesting bit about the "park" feature (NForce2
has it, maybe a few others) is that it made one disk
run 18% faster (according to hdparm).

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Which is 0.1% of the times, I'll have to research usage and eventually
kill this uglymoron that is responsible for 9 out of 10 "ipx is not
working with mars_nwe, why?" answer "Disable the damn CONFIG_IPX_INTERN
and be happy!" Thanks to Geert for reporting thisn in lkml.

Move it to the protocols that we're using this pointers for other
purposes than a list pointer as the name implies, namely tcp and
sctp, where they are used as a pointer to the bind_hash. Shrink,
struct sock, shrink! :-)

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Don't remove sillyrenamed files: those will be removed (by
nfs_async_unlink) when they are no longer used any more.

Remove double initialization of "i_mode" in __nfs_fhget().

DM originally stored a devfs handle in the hash-cell, and performed the
unregister based on that handle. These devfs handles have since been removed,
and devices are registered and unregistered simply based on their names. So
the device now needs to be unregistered before we lose the name.

See the following BK change for more details:
http://linux.bkbits.net:8080/linux-2.5/diffs/drivers/md/dm-ioctl.c@1.6?nav=index.html|src/|src/drivers|src/drivers/md|hist/drivers/md/dm-ioctl.c
[Kevin Corry]

We must always allocate windows below 1MB when a socket driver
indicates that it does not have "page registers".  Handle this
case in rsrc_mgr.c within find_mem_region rather than each use
of find_mem_region().

Remove the racy check_mem_resource() function.  Instead, claim
the region while we check it, passing a resource structure to
the core validation functions.

The overwhelming majority of Linux users are using modular PCMCIA,
and loading the "yenta_socket" module.  2.5.71 unfortunately changed
the name to "yenta" when pci_socket.c was combined with yenta.c.
Rename yenta.[ch] to yenta_socket.[ch] for compatibility.

This patch will avoid a NULL-pointer dereference OOPS which is caused by
oddly-formed (yet legal) INQUIRY commands that request 0 bytes.

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This patch (a) removes dead code, (b) renames some static functions with
names that are more apropriate for static functions, and (c) implements a
slave_configure() function.

With the patch I just sent to Linus (et al.) to fix the SCSI core to allow
slave_configure() to tweak (meaningfully) the two variables I need to set,
we'll be able to remove US_FL_MODE_XLATE.

(Well, actually, we also need to fix sr.c to respect the use_10_for_ms
flag, but that should be easy once the rest is done.)

This patch implements US_PR_DEVICE and US_SC_DEVICE, which have the meaning
'use the device's value -- no override'.  This should make maintance
easier, and also allow for those few devices that change their descriptors
depending on what they are connected to.

This will also print a message to help us identify entries that can be
pruned.

Finally, it removes a couple of dead flags.

Some minor cleanups.  First, some locking in the bus-reset.  Next, we move
current_sg into struct us_data (why make more memory allocation issues for
ourselves?).  Next, we change sm_state into a normal variable, since it
shouldn't require atomic_t anytmore.  Finally, we remove some references to
a couple of flags that don't do anything anymore.

# Fix device locking during the bus-reset routine.
#
# Embed current_sg in struct us_data.
#
# Make us->sm_state a regular int instead of an atomic_t.
#
# Remove a couple of references to the START_STOP and IGNORE_SER
# flag bits.

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