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- rename at_addr to atalk_addr, netrange to atalk_netrange
- use kerneldoc style comments for some structs and functions
- move the IP over DDP handling code out of atalk_rcv into handle_ip_over_ddp,
  that is optimized out when this feature was not selected by the user
- move the routing handling code out of atalk_rcv into atalk_route_packets
- create ddp_hdr and aarp_hdr inline functions to access those protocol headers
  on the skb
- lots of CodingStyle cleanups

into nuts.ninka.net:/home/davem/src/BK/net-2.5

Verified by Nathaniel <wfilardo@fuse.net>

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

into home.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

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.

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Additional changes:
. remove last typedefs (for structs) in new LLC stack
. use C99 labeled elements in sysctl_net_802.c and sysctl_net.c

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

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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These behave identically to device attribute files, but with different types. 

We get struct bus_attribute, and a macro, BUS_ATTR for declaring attributes. It takes the same parameters
as DEVICE_ATTR, though the callbacks for bus attributes take a struct bus_type as the first parameter.

This cleans up the drivers/base/ files, so they deal mainly with registration.

It also provides a good place to put the glue needed for bus and driver files in driverfs. 

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into home.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

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