The following patch is required so that munmap(0x8000, *) does not cause
ARM kernels to crash.  The problem is that the machine vectors are at
virtual address 0.  Unfortunately, when free_pgtables() is called, it
clears first level page tables starting at 0 in this case, and takes
out the machine vectors.  This then results in an unrecoverable hang.

We already have FIRST_USER_PGD_NR to define the first entry in the pgd
which may be cleared, so we use this to clamp "start_index"
appropriately.  The following patch does this.  Tested on ARM.

Bitops are used with on the timer_alive variable.  Therefore, timer_alive
needs to be "unsigned long" not "int".

Trivial patch; removes cruft that got left over from the TLB shootdown
changes.  "dir" is never used in zap_page_range

Various modules (eg, rd.c) use simple_strtol.  This patch exports the
symbol so these modules can be loaded.

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This patch (against 2.5.30) contains all of the changes to generic code
needed by UML.

CREDITS -
	Changes my address and adds a UML credit for Lars Brinkoff.

MAINTAINERS -
	Adds a UML entry.

Makefile -
	When ARCH=um is on the command line to do a UML build, the old value
	of ARCH is saved in $(SUBARCH) for the later use of the UML build.

drivers/char/Makefile -
	Sets KEYMAP, KEYBD, CONSOLE empty to prevent hardware drivers from
	being compiled in.

drivers/net/setup.c -
	Backs out a UML hook which leaked into your tree which UML no
	longer uses.

This a preparatory patch which allows UML to avoid changing linux/linkage.h.

It restructures linkage.h so that all of the arch-specific stuff is in
asm-*/linkage.h.  linux/linkage.h is now arch independent.  It should be
functionally unchanged.

Five arches, i386, ia64, sh, m68k, and arm, have non-empty linkage.h files.
The other arch linkage.h files are all empty.

Also, __ALIGN_STR is no longer defined independently of __ALIGN.  It is now
derived by stringizing __ALIGN.

Following a suggestion by Keith Owens, stringify.h was generalized to allow
commas in its argument, linkage.h now includes it, and no longer defines its
own stringify macros.

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From Rusty.
The old form of designated initializers are obsolete: we need to
replace them with the ISO C forms before 2.6.  Gcc has always supported
both forms anyway.

(rmk - cleaned up spacing to be more reasonable)

From: (via Rusty) Art Haas <ahaas@neosoft.com>
Here are patches for files in fs/adfs. Patches are against 2.5.26.

(rmk - updated for 2.5.30, cleaned up spacing to be more reasonable)

From: (via Rusty) James Mayer <james@cobaltmountain.com>

3c503, hp-plus, smc-ultra, smc-ultra32, wd

Feedback from review by Arjan @ Redhat:
o Cleanup: Removed unneccesary #ifdef/#endif wrappers for features 
  already part of kernel.
o Bug fix: Use kernel funcs pci_[clear|set]_mwi rather than using direct
  calls to pci_write_config_word.
o Bug fix: Added read-behind-write calls to post writes before delays.
o Bug fix: removed calls to mdelay in interrupt context.
o Clean up: removed calls to memset followed by mb() and replaced with
  direct clearing of descriptor bits.

o Bug fix: fixed jumbo frames sized from 1514 to 2048.
o ASF support: disable ARP when driver is loaded or resumed; enable when 
  driver is removed or suspended.
o Bug fix: changed default setting for RxIntDelay to 0 for 82542/3/4
  controllers to workaround h/w errata where controller will hang when
  RxIntDelay <> 0 under certian network conditions.
o Bug fix: perform controller reset using I/O rather than mmio because
  some chipsets try to perform a 64-bit write, but the controller ignores
  the upper 32-bit write once the reset is intiated by the lower 32-bit
  write, causing a master abort.
o Clean up: removed unused and undocumented user-settable settings for
  PHY.
o Bug fix: ethtool GEEPROM was using byte address rather than word
  addressing.
o Feature: added support for ethtool SEEPROM.
o Feature: added support for entropy pool.

Feedback from review by Arjan @ Redhat:
o Cleanup: Removed unneccesary #ifdef/#endif wrappers for features 
  already part of kernel.
o Bug fix: Added read-behind-write calls to post writes before delays.
o Cleanup: added "e100" prefix to all driver messages.
o Cleanup: removed unnecessary barrier() call because spin_unlock
  already implies a barrier.
o Cleanup: removed __NO_VERSION__
o Cleanup: fixed some spelling mistakes.
o Cleanup: removed some proprietary /proc entries.

o Added device ID support for Dell LOM.
o Added device ID support for 82511QM mobile nics.
o Bug fix: ethtool get/set EEPROM routines modified to use byte
  addressing rather than word addressing.
o Feature: added MDIX mode support for 82550 and up.
o Bug fix: added reboot notifier to setup WOL settings when
  shutting system down.
o Cleanup: removed yield() redefinition (Andrew Morton,
  akpm@zip.com.au).
o Bug fix: flow control now working when link partner is
  autoneg capable but not flow control capable.
o Bug fix: added check for corrupted EEPROM
o Bug fix: don't report checksum offloading for the older
  controllers that don't support the feature.
o Bug fix: calculate cable diagnostics when link goes down
  rather than when queuering /proc file.
o Cleanup: move mdi_access_lock to local get/set mdi routines.

unaligned accesses.

to after C+ command register Rx/Tx enable.

Verified by Nathaniel <wfilardo@fuse.net>

This patch fixes memory leak of driverfs_mknod(), and changes odd
error code.

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This adds the definitions for the IRQs coming from the H3800 asic. 

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This defines struct driver_attribute so device drivers themselves can export attributes 
via driverfs.

The macro DRIVER_ATTR is defined for declaring the attributes.

driver_{create,remove}_file are implemented for creating and removing files.

 

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