Linus, I've taken a bunch of common methods into fs/libfs.c and
killed the (duplicated) instances in filesystems.  There will be more -
ideally I'd like to get a library that would make writing small filesystems
trivial.

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As mentioned on May 11 on LKML, here is a patch to fix /proc/kcore for
architectures which do not have RAM located at physical address 0.

The following patch removes Alt-Sysrq-L and its associated hack to kill
of PID1, the init process.  This is a mis-feature.

If PID1 is killed, the kernel immediately enters an infinite loop in the
depths of do_exit() with interrupts disabled, completely locking the
machine.  Obviously you can only reach for the reset button or power
switch after this, leaving you with dirty filesystems.

There is a problem where the resource flags sometimes contain bits from
the address part of the PCI BAR, especially when you have the low address
bit set for an IO BAR.

(bit 3 of a PCI IO BAR is an address bit, and (bar & 0xf) propagates this
to res->flags).

This exists in Ivan Kokshaysky PCI patches, and so far hasn't made it into
the kernel.  It's required for IDE on certain ARM machines to even work.

This patch actually fixes the starvation bug in sys_wait4() by moving any
process which is serviced for stoppage to the end of the child list.

This patch (#1) just converts the task_struct to use struct list_head rather
than direct pointers for maintaining the children list.

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objects.

Current behavior is not changed at all, but see the next cset for what
it's good for.

objects in $(list-multi), instead of $(multi-objs)

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new subdirectory linux/Documentation/BK-usage.

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Noticed by Alan Cox.

* fix Tigon I support
* fix memory leak

* various small cleanups
* ETHTOOL_GDRVINFO support

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- switch to yield function as suggested by you, Arjan and Andrew.
- fixed broken logic in the use of time_before/time_after - possible
bug cause in previous design - in most of the places we were going to sleep
and than check if time expires before checking if condition is satisfied.
If, for example, we needed to wait up to 3 jiffies we could do
schedule_timeout(1) and get up after 4 ticks check that time expired and go
away crying about failure without checking that condition is OK.(in fact I
saw it happen on one SMP platform here).

- added pci flushing in the e100_set_intr_mask function (pci posting bug)
- better logic in the prepare_xmit_buff function moving some tx
buffer initialization code to the start of the function.

- remove dummy defines and also ia64 specific [Arjan's notes  [:-)] ]
- fixed problem in e100_check_options function reported by our Q/A

- minor changes to the license from our technical writer [still GPL ;-)]

* Use likely() and unlikely() for better branch prediction
* Various small cleanups
* Much improved interrupt mitigation
* Much improved throughput

RX_MODE was not set for the multicast case.  Set it.  Fixes multicast.

1) implement missing ip_conntrack_protocol_unregister function
2) export ip_conntrack_unexpect_related symbol
3) add support for destination nat on locally initiated connections
4) add hooks for the filtering of ARP packets

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* Generic helper function name change, s/pdev_set_mwi/pci_generic_prep_mwi/
* Fix: Generic helper function ifdef'd out if arch function present
* PCI MWI arch handler name change, s/pcibios_set_mwi/pcibios_prep_mwi/
* Fix typos and speling errors in comments.
* Cleanup printk message a bit.

put current task there instead.