Add asm/percpu.h for m68k

Export m68k_memoffset

Define NVRAM_BYTES to 50 on Atari

Add user_tid argument to do_fork() calls (from Roman Zippel)

M68k build fixes, caused by kbuild changes in 2.5.41:
  - 68040 Floating Point and 68060 Integer and Floating Point Support Packages:
    use cpp includes instead of gas includes
  - Add `$(obj)' and `$(src)' where necessary to fix building of generated
    header files

2.5.44 linker file updates for m68k:
  - .*.init got renamed to .init.* to allow -ffunction-sections
  - discard .exit* sections like most other ports do

Convert core Amiga code to new local_irq*() framework

Re-add lost forward declarations of arch-specific *_mksound() routines, we need
them for the m68kspkr driver.

Add asm/kmap_types.h for m68k

M68k irq updates (most from Roman Zippel):
  - Update m68k to new irq API in 2.5.29
  - synchronize_irq() takes a parameter now
  - Remove obsolete definitions
  - Avoid too much inline assembly in __xchg
  - Add irqs_disabled(), which appeared in 2.5.34
  - Add missing implementation for in_atomic() (introduced in 2.5.35)

M68k: fix init_task section

M68k: Enable CONFIG_GENERIC_ISA_DMA (appeared in 2.5.31) if we have ISA only.

Convert m68k cache macros to inline functions

M68k: Fix missing/superfluous includes

Enable the console if CONFIG_VT=y

M68k: The INIT_SIGNALS() macro got an argument in 2.5.34

HP9000/300: Replace remaining readb() and friends by in_8() and friends

M68k IDE lock fixes:
  - Kill warning: ide_{get,release}_lock() can be real routines only if
    IDE_ARCH_LOCK is defined, the same is true for ide_intr_lock
  - Use the correct lock for ide_{get,release}_lock()

Compile fix if fbcon-mac is used with vesafb (from 2.4.20-pre7)

Genrtc updates:
  - Add genrtc wrappers
  - Export mach_hwclk for modular genrtc

M68k dump_stack() updates:
  - Let dump_stack() call show_trace() (cfr. ia32)
  - Separate show_registers() from show_stack()
  - Fix for dump_stack() becoming an arch-independent routine (from 2.4.x)

Misc compile fixes for m68k:
  - missing and superfluous casts
  - unused code

Fix dyslexia in Amiga keyboard driver

M68k epoll: add POLLREMOVE

M68k: revive csum_partial_copy_nocheck() after csum_partial_copy() was removed
in 2.5.44 (from Roman Zippel)

Since m68kspkr can be a module, we need to initialize mach_beep() for a modular
m68kspkr as well.

C99 designated initializers for include/asm-m68k/thread_info.h (from Art Haas
<ahaas@neosoft.com>)

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

This means:
  1/ We don't need an order-4 allocation for each nfsd that starts
  2/ We don't need an order-4 allocation in skb_linearize when
     we receive a 32K write request
  3/ It will be easier to incorporate the zero-copy read changes

The pages are handed around using an xdr_buf (instead of svc_buf)
much like the NFS client so future crypto code can use the same
data structure for both client and server.

The code assumes that most requests and replies fit in a single page.
The exceptions are assumed to have some largish 'data' bit, and the
rest must fit in a single page.
The 'data' bits are file data, readdir data, and symlinks.
There must be only one 'data' bit per request.
This is all fine for nfs/nlm.

This isn't complete:
  1/ NFSv4 hasn't been converted yet (it won't compile)
  2/ NFSv3 allows symlinks upto 4096, but the code will only support
     upto about 3800 at the moment
  3/ readdir responses are limited to about 3800.

but I thought that patch was big enough, and the rest can come
later.


This patch introduces vfs_readv and vfs_writev as parallels to
vfs_read and vfs_write.  This means there is a fair bit of
duplication in read_write.c that should probably be tidied up...

nfsd_readdir - the common readdir code for all version of nfsd,
contains a number of version-specific things with appropriate checks,
and also does some xdr-encoding which rightly belongs elsewhere.

This patch simplifies nfsd_readdir to do just the core stuff, and moves
the version specifics into version specific files, and the xdr encoding
into xdr encoding files.

I forgot to add '1' for the record-length header in RPC/TCP.
 Thanks to  Hirokazu Takahashi <taka@valinux.co.jp>

Currently if the kmalloc in exports_open fails,
the seq_file isn't seq_released.

We now do the kmalloc first, and make sure to kfree
if seq_open fails.

The 'unexport everything' that happens when the
last nfsd thread dies was shuting down too much -
things that should only be shut down on module unload.

There is one remaining instance of CONFIG_MULTIQUAD in the kernel source.

Fix it to use the proper CONFIG_X86_NUMAQ instead.

Define an interface for interpreting and updating superblocks
so we can more easily define new formats.

With this patch, (almost) all superblock layout information is
locating in a small set of routines dedicated to superblock
handling.  This will allow us to provide a similar set for
a different format.

The two exceptions are:
 1/ autostart_array where the devices listed in the superblock
    are searched for.
 2/ raid5 'knows' the maximum number of devices for
     compute_parity.

These will be addressed in a later patch.

A few updates for x86-64 in 2.5.44. Some of the bugs fixed were serious.

- Don't count ACPI mappings in end_pfn. This shrinks mem_map a lot
  on many setups.
- Fix mem= option. Remove custom mapping support.
- Revert per_cpu implementation to the generic version. The optimized one
  that used %gs directly triggered too many toolkit problems and was an
  constant source of bugs.
- Make sure pgd_offset_k works correctly for vmalloc mappings. This makes
  modules work again properly.
- Export pci dma symbols
- Export other symbols to make more modules work
- Don't drop physical address bits >32bit on iommu free.
- Add more prototypes to fix warnings
- Resync pci subsystem with i386
- Fix pci dma kernel option parsing.
- Do PCI peer bus scanning after ACPI in case it missed some busses
  (that's a workaround - 2.5 ACPI seems to have some problems here that
  I need to investigate more closely)
- Remove the .eh_frame on linking. This saves several hundred KB in the
  bzImage
- Fix MTRR initialization. It works properly now on SMP again.
- Fix kernel option parsing, it was broken by section name changes in
  init.h
- A few other cleanups and fixes.
- Fix nonatomic warning in ioport.c

Add a `cold' hint to struct pagevec, and teach truncate and page
reclaim to use it.

Empirical testing showed that truncate's pages tend to be hot.  And page
reclaim's are certainly cold.

It is usually the case that pagecache reads use busmastering hardware
to transfer the data into pagecache.  This invalidates the CPU cache of
the pagecache pages.

So use cache-cold pages for pagecache reads.  To avoid wasting
cache-hot pages.