Contributor: Uwe Bonnes

Contributor: Russell King

Second half of fix (first half of which added an embarrassingly 
long time ago) which works around hardware bug at 10 mbit.
Contributors: Steve Parker, Arjan van de Ven

Remove deprecated SIOCDEVPRIVATE ioctls from several net drivers.  The same capabilities have been accessible via SIOCxMIIxxx ioctls
since their introduction in 2.4.x, and it's DaveM's intention to
eventually remove SIOCDEVPRIVATE during the 2.5.x series.

* Support new clone board.
* Count rx-lost-in-ring events.
* Support ethtool-compatible bitmapped printk message enable number.
* Support MII ethtool helper interface, and associated ioctls.
* Replace some MII-related magic numbers with linux/mii.h constants.
* Add in optional (and hopefully preferred... after testing) code
for resetting RX DMA engine on error.

* Support MII ethtool helper interface, and associated ioctls.
* Replace some MII-related magic numbers with constants from linux/mii.h.
* Remove deprecated SIOCDEVPRIVATE ioctls, SIOCxMIIxxx ioctl replacements
have been in place since 2.4.x.

* Support MII ethtool helper interface, and associated ioctls.
* Remove unused CP_CHIP_VERSION constant.
* Update to-do list in driver header.

Contributed by one of the kernel janitors.

adding MODULE_{AUTHOR,DESC,LICENSE} tags.

ns82830, starfire.

* Support MII ethtool helper library, and associated ioctls.
* Replace some MII-related magic numbers with constants from linux/mii.h.
* Remove deprecated SIOCDEVPRIVATE ioctl usage, SIOCxMIIxxx is the
supported (and already present) replacement.

* Support MII ethtool helper interface, and related ioctls.
* Replace some MII-related magic numbers with constants.

* Properly identify 4-port server NIC.
* Add new NIC to PCI ids list.
* Fix multicast bug.
Contributed by the vendor, D-Link.

3c589_cs, aironet4500_cs, and fmvj18x_cs.

Replace MII-related magic numbers with meaningful constants
listed in linux/mii.h.

Contributor: somebody from lkml, Tim ?.

* Fix wake-up sequence for some clone boards.
* Support media-related ethtool ioctls, using MII ethtool helper lib.

vendor revision 1.08.
Contributed by the vendor, D-Link.

Caught by Ralf and the mips crowd.

More changes are needed to the task struct/scheduler area before
the alpha port will boot again; this flushes the easy stuff.

into rum.normnet.org:/spare/work/gkernel-2.5

3c501, 3c503, 3c505, 3c507, 3c509, 3c515, 3c523, 3c527.

More ->get_sb() patches: nfs.  It still acts as nodev - what we want to
(and can) do now is to give it enough smarts to recognize that same tree
might be already mounted.

We are almost done with nodev filesystems by now.

More ->get_sb() patches: autofs4

More ->get_sb() patches: autofs

More ->get_sb() patches: capifs

More ->get_sb() patches: openpromfs

More ->get_sb() patches: sockfs

More ->get_sb() patches: pipefs

More ->get_sb() patches: fix for usbdevfs - forgot to remove
DECLARE_FSTYPE() after adding explicit initializer.

	More ->get_sb() patches.

shmem/tmpfs switched

into athlon.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

On my 512MB machine with 6 mount points the mount hash table uses 64K.
This patch brings it to a more reasonable size by limiting it to one
page.

Several file systems in tree that nominally support files >2GB set their
s_maxbytes value to ~0ULL. This has the nasty side effect on 32bit machines
that when a file write reaches the page cache limit (e.g. 2^43) it'll silently
wrap and destroy data at the beginning of the file.

This patch changes the file systems in question to fill in a proper limit.

I also have an alternate patch that adds a check for this generically
in super.c, but preliminary comments from Al suggested that he prefered
to do it in the file systems, so it is done this way way.

The default for NR_FILES of 8192 is far too low for many workloads. This
patch does dynamic sizing for it instead. It assumes file+inode+dentry
are roughly 1K and will use upto 10% of the memory for it.

Also removes two obsolete prototypes.

This patch speeds the bootmem freeing up a bit. Not particularly important,
but helps on some slow simulators where the loop can chew up significant
CPU time.