This puts back a MOD_INC_USE which leaves a warning but means that the
driver doesnt now load/unload and disable the watchdog on a close

Also add warning about a broken spinlock/sleep someone still has to fix

1/ set new MD_RECOVERY_INTR flag instead of old 'err = -EINTR'
   when a resync thread is signaled - get rid of 'err' altogether in
   md_do_sync
2/ raid1 determines if resync is needed based on recovery_cp
   rather than mddev->in_sync (which now has a very different meaning)
3/ Don't update superblock when switching to writable mode.  The
   first write will update the superblock instead.

Amiga floppy driver: Convert {del,add}_timer() sequences to mod_timer().

Amiga frame buffer device: Port to the new fbdev API

Fix return type (must be int, not void) of *_console_init() after introduction
of console_initcall() in 2.5.x.

M68k timekeeping: Do not update the RTC every 11 minutes, since this confuses
NTP (the actual code has been commented out since a while).

Affs: Make sure the sizeof() is always correct (from Roman Zippel)

M68k core spelling fixes from Steven Cole <elenstev@mesatop.com>

Sun-3 NCR5380 SCSI: Re-add accidentally deleted KERN_DEBUG tags.

Wd33c93 SCSI: Fix 2.5.64 merge error

Amiga RTC updates from Kars de Jong <jongk@linux-m68k.org>:
  - Implement mach_get_ss() on Amiga
  - Use OKI recommendations for locking the A2000 clock
  - Streamline clock structure declarations

Amiga frame buffer device: request the correct interrupt, so we no longer get
spurious interrupts. The old code worked only by accident.

To avoid flicker when updating the display parameters, we do not use the real
vertical blank interrupt, but instead ask the Copper to generate an interrupt
after the bitplane and sprite pointers have been set up at the beginning of
each frame.

Amiga NCR53c7xx SCSI: Use z_ioremap() to map Zorro space

Sun-3 NCR5380 SCSI: Kill warning.

Sun-3: Properly calculate the physical address of the first virtual page
(0x0e000000) (from Sam Creasey)

Sun-3 memory zones: Mark all pages in zone 0, rather than splitting memory
evenly between zones (from Sam Creasey)