Avoid "statement with no effect" warning by making the macro
that doesn't do anything an inline function instead.

into home.osdl.org:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

670 -> 677 = Samuel 2
678 -> 67f = Ezra

Group processor tables together correctly.

Preemptively stop some good intentioned janitor coming along and "fixing a typo".

The current tables we had have been confirmed as safe by VIA.

Spotted by Pavel Machek.

Hand-applying simple diffs considered harmful.

More bits from Pavel. drv_* in oopses is pretty uninformative.

Spotted by Pavel Machek.

also mark it with a warning in drv_verify()
From Dominik.

It's also pretty new, so mark it as experimental for the time being.

into home.osdl.org:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

into home.osdl.org:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

I have tested these patches and can atteste that they work.

 - rwhron@earthlink.net:
	include cleanup of fs/intermezzo
 - kdw@neowiz.com:
	memory leakage problem,race condition report
 - Domen Puncer:
	Use list_for_each() where applicable
 - Chen Yang:
	include file modification for more platforms to compile intermezzo
	fix an oops problem

Don't overwrite FPU state unconditionally in init_fpu.

The child == current check is probably not needed, it's just paranoia.

This should fix a problem with used-bytes counter overflow in old quota
format.

This pdates the saa7134 driver.  It depends on the videobuf patch.

Changes:

  * add support for mplex mpeg2 encoder cards (new saa6752hs module).
  * tv card list updates.
  * adapt to videobuf changes.
  * better sysfs support.

This adapts the saa7146 driver to the videobuf changes

This updates the bttv driver.  It depends on the videobuf patch.

  * usual tv card list updates.
  * sysfs adaptions.
  * new, experimental i2c adapter code for bt878 chips
    (not used by default yet).
  * various minor fixes.

This updates the videobuf module used by the bttv, saa7134 and saa7146
drivers.

Changes:
  * adds support for overlays (i.e. PCI-PCI DMA transfers).
  * adds support for userspace DMA.
  * fixes bug in the read() helper function (catch I/O errors).

From: Roland Turner <roland@redhat.com>

Fixes a BUG which occurs when an ia64 application tries to dump core.

This field is used nowhere; I had it commented out in my "make
allyesconfig" build and nothing complained.