current_thread_info --> current_thread_info().

- Include asm/{cache,tlb}flush.h as needed.
- Fix botched merge of Ultra-III mathemu fixes.

as volatile instruction set, else compiler
code moves it out of loops.

- UltraSPARC-III can generate unfinished FPops for F{I,X}TO{S,D}
  so handle it.

normalizing too-big fraction parts.

for 64-bit apps too.

final semi-colon.

add forward decl of struct page to asm-sparc64/pgtable.h

on kernel mailing list)

Update from Thomas..

Here are the additional bits from the -ac tree, diffed
against 2.5.6 + 2.5.5-dj3 patch.  The changes include:

- Improve some comments
- Postpone starting the kernel thread (Alan Cox)
- Call kernel thread 'kpnpbiosd' instead of 'kpnpbios'
- Consolidate printing of error messages to save space
- Add __init and __exit tags and return appropriate error codes
- Print slightly more consistent messages
- Get closer to supporting build-as-module

o  Make MCE compile time optional	(Paul Gortmaker)
o  P4 thermal trip monitoring.		(Zwane Mwaikambo)
o  Non-fatal MCE logging.		(Me)

From Paul via 2.4

Originally from Matt Domsch.
Adds a nowayout module option to override CONFIG_WATCHDOG_NOWAYOUT
From 2.4

These are mostly Cyrix-alike, but for some quirks we work around.

Still a few out there.. Most of these from 2.4

Some from 2.4, some from the kernel janitor team,..

From Mikael via 2.4.

From Tigran via 2.4

The usual search and replace type operations from various people
to various drivers..

The second hunk also contains a fix from Badari Pulavarty to make
page_to_phys() work on pages >4GB. Without this, we truncate the
physical address to 32bit

Original from Randy Dunlap <rddunlap@osdl.org>...

Originally from Matt Domsch.
Adds a nowayout module option to override CONFIG_WATCHDOG_NOWAYOUT
From 2.4

From 2.4

There still seem to be some casualties since the include file shakeup a
few revisions back, this adds quite a few missing ones, more to come.

Originally from Matt Domsch.
Adds a nowayout module option to override CONFIG_WATCHDOG_NOWAYOUT
From 2.4