- function prototypes for request_irq were missing
- after including <linux/interrupt.h>, I got an error due to
  a conflict with the 'irq_count()' macro and the irq_count
  function. Rename to i385_count_irq

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This allows the ARMv4 write buffer + icache entry handling
instructions to be left out of a kernel which doesn't have separate
icache entry handling instructions.

This cset kills the old racy ecard device discovery interfaces,
converting the remaining drivers to use the new LDM-based
interface.

Since we store two hardware pte tables contiguously, a common
operation is to set two pmd entries.  Rather than call set_pmd()
with the associated overhead twice, we set the two PMD entries,
and then call cpu_flush_pmd() to perform any CPU specific handling.

Make flush_dcache_page() handle user space mappings correctly; with a
VIVT cache, we need to make sure that any user space cache lines are
coherent with the kernels view of the same page of memory.

Remove unnecessary references to various include files from arch/arm

- FORCE_MAX_ZONEORDER should depend on SA1111, not a collection of
  machine specific configuration symbols.
- RPCMOUSE is obsolete; replaced by MOUSE_RISCPC.

Don't share a routing for xdr_encode_mon/umon.

What we really want to do is split the XDR routine into one which does
SM_MON encodes, and the other which does SM_UNMON.

Remove some unused "void" encoders / decoders to avoid compiler warnings.

fs/autofs/dirhash.c needs mount.h for mntget.

I've added the #include into the central header file, it seems the
author wants one central header for all .c files in fs/autofs

Missing <linux/uio.h> due to header file cleanups.

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  request_irq/free_irq are now in linux/interrupt.h

request_irq/free_irq are now in linux/interrupt.h

request_irq/free_irq are now in linux/interrupt.h

request_irq/free_irq are now in linux/interrupt.h

Also fix a printk usage.

dquot that got it implicitly before.

smbfs that got it implicitly before.

pci_hotplug_core that got it implicitly before.

ntfs that got it implicitly before.

jffs2 that got it implicitly before.

intermezzo that got it implicitly before.

hugetlbfs that got it implicitly before.

cifs that got it implicitly before.

quota that got it implicitly before.

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This patch updates udf to the CVS version:
  - removes UDF_RW
  - fixes a extraneous read after write which killed CDRW performance
  - fixes setting the session
  - fix a array index bug in udf_prealloc_extents
  - fix symlinks to correspond to the UDF spec

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This introduces the sys_set_thread_address() syscall.  It sets the tid
address (which gets cleared at VM release time) and returns the PID so
that the newly initialized 'initial thread' does not have to do an
additional sys_gettid() call.

It is used to bootstrap a thread group where the original thread user
hasn't had a tid address assigned to it by any parent.

Trivial patch.  We keep a dummy use count for old code which wants to
know its own usecount using GET_USE_COUNT.  It needs to be exported.

Thanks to Doug Ledford for the bug report.

This is the logical counterpoint to the code which marks modules
"[unsafe]" when obsolete (racy) interfaces are used.  Allows "just
remove the damn thing" rmmod -f, and taints the kernel.

Mark it dangerous and experimental in the config file to make this
doubly clear.