From 2.4

From Andi Kleen

From 2.4

From 2.4, this adds a CONFIG_ option to disable
the usage of -fomit-frame-pointer

from 2.4

emu10k1 is a dupe
add missing ite8172

Make things work if SMP kernel, and only 1 CPU.

From 2.4

Whoever did the copy_to_user changes a few months back used
a braindamaged editor which screwed the indentation..

47 is a dupe, 46 is a new one.

This stuff hasn't been used since 2.1.x days (due to it being
broken), and with no sign of anyone trying to fix it, we may as well
remove it.

Accesses PCI config space before enabling the device..

Various patches to make things conform to Documentation/CodingStyle

We moved offices..

This makes the sleep-under-spinlock-held check a CONFIG_ option.

into penguin.transmeta.com:/home/penguin/torvalds/repositories/kernel/linux

Fix compilation errors for do_fork() and print_symbol()

into penguin.transmeta.com:/home/penguin/torvalds/repositories/kernel/linux

Implements a new set of block address_space_operations which will never
attach buffer_heads to file pagecache.  These can be turned on for ext2
with the `nobh' mount option.

During write-intensive testing on a 7G machine, total buffer_head
storage remained below 0.3 megabytes.  And those buffer_heads are
against ZONE_NORMAL pagecache and will be reclaimed by ZONE_NORMAL
memory pressure.

This work is, of course, a special for the huge highmem machines.
Possibly it obsoletes the buffer_heads_over_limit stuff (which doesn't
work terribly well), but that code is simple, and will provide relief
for other filesystems.


It should be noted that the nobh_prepare_write() function and the
PageMappedToDisk() infrastructure is what is needed to solve the
problem of user data corruption when the filesystem which backs a
sparse MAP_SHARED mapping runs out of space.  We can use this code in
filemap_nopage() to ensure that all mapped pages have space allocated
on-disk.  Deliver SIGBUS on ENOSPC.

This will require a new address_space op, I expect.