o byte -> u8
o drive_is_flashcard() moved to probe code
o ide-iops changes
o various cleanups
o remove useless ide_lock debug stuff

o remove *_FUNC abstraction
o remove MODULE ifdefs
o small style changes

o byte -> u8
o small style cleanups

o byte -> u8
o remove various status register definitions, these are now ata (atapi)
  generic
o ide-iops changes
o remove idefloppy_end_request(), dupe of ide core helper
o driver->end_request changes
o lots of style cleanups
o update to new dma interface
o ->reinit to ->attach updates

o ide-iops changes
o driver->end_request and ide_end_request changes
o ->dmaproc() is now split into separate functions
o work on new mmio adapters
o init cleanup

o ide-iops changes
o ide_end_request() now takes a nr_sectors argument, driver->end_request
  as well
o remove idedisk_end_request(), it's a duplicate of ide core helper
o byte -> u8
o ->reinit is now ->attach (to match 2.4.20-pre5-ac)

o kill silly ide_cdrom_end_reuquest() function, it only duplicates
  ide core code.
o use the atapi error, status, ireason, etc types
o use ide-iops functions, not IN_BYTE etc
o use blk_fs_request() where appropriate
o limit retries on MEDIUM_ERROR sense key
o use new ide_end_request() that handles nr_sectors
o rename ->reinit to ->attach

and preparation for truly modular low level drivers.

before applying patches, for clarity and for keeping bk revision
history.

drivers/cdrom/cdrom.c is the only file (apart from include/linux/fcntl.h)
that includes asm/fcntl.h.  This changes that and should have no affect.

I need to do this before I consolidate the asm/fcntl.h files into
linux/fcntl.h (coming next - again).