My patch accidentally deleted module_map and module_unmap, which Sparc64
uses to get 32-bit memory (Sparc64 was the entire reason the arch has to
supply the module allocation functions, and then I didn't use it.  Doh).

Plus a thinko in relocation calculation (dunno how that ever worked).

This fixes a number of issues in OHCI:

 - Force out the PCI write disabling control/bulk queues.
   This "shouldn't" matter, they're empty.

 - The rule is that if an ED is IDLE, its OK to just
   schedule it and start appending TDs.  Hard to do that
   when the typical error path left them still halted!

 - Sometimes ed->hwTailP needs updating when TDs are
   removed from the queue, not just ed->hwHeadP. Oops.

 - Oh, and it's not the high bits we want to save when
   we unlink ... it's the low bits (actually just toggle).

Except for forcing the writes to the controller, these patches should
only affect (improve :) fault and unlink handling.

This makes drivers/net/rrunner.[ch] use the PCI DMA mapping API.  It
also fixes some potential SMP bugs where spin locks were taking outside
of interrupt context without disabling interrupts.

ncpfs has a dynamically allocated timer.

Initialise dynamically allocated timers under sound/

The output from a second pass across the tree.  I visited all instances
of ".function" and "->function".  net/ has been sent to David.

This rewrites the parts that can not be safely written in C (ie the
low-level register save/restore) to assembly.

The code was broken if module unload support was turned off.

symbol_put_addr() in module.c should be moved under __symbol_put.

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

into nuts.ninka.net:/home/davem/src/BK/net-2.5

into nuts.ninka.net:/home/davem/src/BK/sparc-2.5

into nuts.ninka.net:/home/davem/src/BK/net-2.5

A driver for the Mux serial ports in some PA-RISC servers from Ryan Bradetich.

Clean up poll queue handling, avoid doing any wait-queue operations
when we only want to get the current state.

(Yes, they should probably use __stringify() instead).

This patch provides basic x86 support for modules.