this is a patch to prevent usb_set_interface() from erroneously resetting
the toggles for all endpoints instead of only the affected ones from the
requested interface/altsetting. I've also added some missing parentheses
to related macros in usb.h as I prefered not to take special care for
nasty side-effects ;-)
  
Patch below was created against 2.4.18-pre9 (with some lines of offset it
applies to 2.5.4-pre5 as well).
  
Tested in multi-interface configuration to provide evidence it:
* correctly identifies the affected endpoints and resets the toggles
* doesn't touch endpoints from other interfaces
* provides correct handling of shared EP0
* solves an issue I had with 2.4.18-pre9 where setting one interface
  occasionally caused transfers on other interface to hang due to lost
  toggle synchronisation

Despite being a pure bugfix, well localized and (IMHO) pretty obviously
correct wrt. USB-spec, I'd like to suggest including this in early
2.4.19-pre. Just in case some existing driver would somehow workaround
the currently wrong behavior and might break with this fix. And it's
not very urgent right now, as we are probably close to 2.4.18-rc1.
  
Regards,
Martin

	- patch to fix bug where urbs were freed too soon.

Now that the input core changes have made it into 2.5 I can finally
update the USB input drivers to their latest versions.

Here is a patch that does that.

In detail:

	HID driver:
		Fix a bug in descriptor parsing (array/variable),
			namely visible with Logitech new joysticks and mice
		Fix bugs in logical/physical min/max parsing
		Fix bugs in exponent parsing
		Remove workaround for low-speed devices with >8 byte
			reports, fix this in a correct way (bigger irq
			request)
		Untangle some code (fetc_item())
		Implement asynchronous input/output/feature report
			reading and writing
		Implement (hopefully) proper locking in the above
		Implement support for devices with an output endpoint
		Add some support functions for force feedback support
			currently in development
		Add entries to the debug dump code, including FF and
			exponents
		Add more mappings into the hid-input interface
		Cleanups here and there

	usbkbd driver:

		Make LED URBS use GFP_ATOMIC, they'll be called from a
			completion handler
		Remove dependency on hid.h

	usbmouse driver:

		Just conversion to the new input core, minor cleanups

	wacom driver:

		Just conversion to the new input core.

this patch somehow didn't get applied to 2.5.4
so i resend it.  It is pretty harmless - only
adds 3 more devices and 2 vendor ids into pegasus.h :-)

* fs/ncpfs/inode.c: Return reasonable error codes instead of universal
     -EINVAL. Remove printk() as reasonable code is returned.
     Set maximum file size limit on ncpfs to 4GB-1.

* fs/ncpfs/sock.c: Return correct error code when send() fails.

	Petr Vandrovec

* zisofs_cleanup cannot be __exit, as it is invoked from __init
  section when register_filesystem() fails.

		Petr Vandrovec

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having the thread_info struct at the base of the stack and
the task_struct elsewhere.

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	Linus, I've got the first of BKL-removal ext2 patches ready to
go.  It removes BKL from ext2_get_block() and guts of ext2_truncate().
The only place where we hold BKL on these paths is in dquot.c - probably
can be easily dealt with, but threading quota is a separate story.

	Inode metadata (pointers to blocks, both in inode itself and in
indirect blocks, preallocation data and allocation goal) are protected
by rwlock - EXT2_I(inode)->i_meta_lock.

	Next steps will involve threading the group descriptors and bitmaps
handling - lock_super() uses in ext2 are going to die.  However, that's
a separate story - let's do that step-by-step.

	I suspect that patch below will take care of almost all BKL contention
from ext2 - we still have BKL held over directory operations, but for regular
files that's it.

   truncate now correctly sets mtime always. Before this fix, mtime was not
   updated if truncated file was of zero length or if new filesize was bigger
   then old.
   Problem was noticed by Matthias Andree <ma@dt.e-technik.uni-dortmund.de>

   Speed up reading of journal bitmaps. RAID users should notice significant
   speedup when mounting reiserfs over self-rebuilding RAID arays.

   Convert all the code to use reiserfs_{kmalloc,kfree}. Remove all extra
   reiserfs_{kmalloc,kfree} overhead if CONFIG_REISERFS_CHECK is not set.

   Do not panic when encountered item of unknown type, just print a warning.

   Correctly detect and print hash values, when manual hash detection is used.

   Do not panic on incorrect savelink entries (truncate on directory).
   Currently we suppose these can be created if switching between kernels
   with and without savelinks support.

   Do not print a warning if savelink was not created due to lack of space.

    Make sure all reiserfs_find_entry users correctly understand IO_ERROR retval.

What should be happening with the references to the discarded .text.exit
section?  I see a __devexit_p mentioned in Documentation/pci.txt, but it
hasn't been implemented except for down inside ieee1394.

In any case, I need something like the following in order to build with
pre-release binutils 2.12.  If this sort of thing is acceptible I can
prepare a more comprehensive patch.

Here is the last patch for today: it enables writecombined mappings
for ia64 in fbmem.c and gets rid of an ugly ia64 simulator workaround
in vgacon.c which isn't needed anymore.

	--david

This patch fixes a deadlock condition in the elf core dump that shows
on ia64 because ELF_CORE_COPY_REGS() needs to access user space (to
get a hold of the backing store of the stacked registers).  Marcelo
already accepted this into 2.4.17.

	--david

This patch fixes up two places whre dma64_addr_t is used incorrectly.
Note that pci_dev->dma_mask and the second argument to
blk_queue_bounce_limit() are both u64, so the old types clearly are
wrong (besides, dma64_addr_t is supposed to be used only with the
pci_dac_*() routines, as per DaveM's earlier mail).

	--david

This patch to drivers/char/pcwd.c against 2.5.4 does two things:
a) Makes one code snippet more consistent with the rest of the code, and
b) Makes it possible for this code to actually work

Nearly the same patch against 2.4 was reviewed by Alan, and, well, the
maintainer seems to have disappeared.  It's also looking like no one uses
this driver much either.

Regards,
Rob Radez

Here is the latest version of the VM_DATA_DEFAULT_FLAGS patch
(relative to 2.5.4).

	--david

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from when completion was potentially called more than once to indicate
partial end I/O. These days bio->bi_end_io is _only_ called when I/O
has completed on the entire bio.

	Rediffed to 2.5.4, documentation added.  This variant grabs
->s_vfs_rename_sem only for cross-directory renames.

I previously sent a patch by Mikael Pettersson to fix the UP+preempt
problem.  It seems from your BK repository you have not yet merged it;
if so, this patch takes a different approach which is optimal, removing
the unneeded conditional altogether in the UP case.  I have verified UP
and SMP are now correct.  Patch is against 2.5.4, please apply.

	Robert Love

Here is the patch against 2.5.4.  I have compiled this patch under
2.5.3, so it should still be OK.

This patch just resyncs the driver with 2.4.18-pre (which is what is
being testd by others).  The only outstanding known problem is some
very strange interaction with VMWARE.  But otherwise people seem
happy with the changes.

Original announcement to Dave Jones and Marcelo:

	Update a couple of email addresses
	Fix the idle handling (this is an improved version of the fix
		that Alan Cox has in his -ac tree)
	Notify user mode of suspend events before drivers (fix)
	Make the idling percentage boot time configurable
	Rename kapm-idled to kapmd

Credit to Andreas Steinmetz, Russell King, Thomas Hood and me.

More small updates to come.
--
Cheers,
Stephen Rothwell                    sfr@canb.auug.org.au
http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~sfr/

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-- steve.cameron@compaq.com

Applies to 2.5.4-pre3                                                           
-- steve.cameron@compaq.com

as late as possible to avoid accounting overcharging processes with             
privilege usage.  Applies to 2.5.4-pre3                                         
-- steve.cameron@compaq.com