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block_flushpage() used to be a macro which pointed at the
exported discard_bh_page().  I turned block_flushpage() into
a real function but forgot the export.

path_lookup() is no longer an inline function, and needs to be exported
for jffs2, nfsd and af_unix to load as modules.

Douglas Gilbert's SCSI cleanups

This patch has the last bit of Justin Gibb's patch
described in:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-scsi&m=101200279101550&w=2
[this bit for the sd driver]

There is also a major code cleanup of the sd driver with
documentation headers added and a few obvious bugs fixed
described in:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-scsi&m=101798201714399&w=2
I did this cleanup.

Justin's patch has been in Dave's tree for several months while
my code cleanup patch has been there since 2.5.9-dj1 .

The attachment is part of a patch from Justin Gibbs
described in:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-scsi&m=101200279101550&w=2

The original patch was targeted at lk 2.4 and Dave forwarded
ported it into 2.5. Other bits (e.g. sr) have already found
there way into your tree. One bit in the sd driver will be
included in my following patch.

	Missing checks added...

 - switch blk_get_ra_pages() to struct block_device *, move its use
   from bdget() to do_open().

 - kill bread()/getblk()/get_hash_table() (kdev_t-using wrappers; struct
   block_device * counterparts are obviously still alive).

 - put block size in bdev->bd_block_size, make do_open() and
   check_partition() to set it (see above), switch set_blocksize() and
   block_size() to use of ->bd_block_size.  Remove manipulations with
   blksize_size[] from drivers, remove blksize_size[] itself.

 - switch block_size() to struct block_device *.

 - switch set_blocksize() to struct block_device *.

 - preliminary cleanups: make sure that swapoff restores original block
   size, kill set_blocksize() (and use of __bread()) in multipath.c,
   reorder opening device and finding its block size in mtdblock.c.

        o [CORRECT] Prevent dealock on simultaneous peer IrNET connections
                Only the primary peer will accept the IrNET connection

        o [CORRECT] Cancel LSAP watchdog when putting socket back to listen
        o [CORRECT] Try to close LAP when closing LSAP still active
                <Following patch from Felix Tang>
        o [CORRECT] Header fix for compile on Alpha architecture

o [CORRECT] Load dongle module with irq disabled in irtty

o [FEATURE] Dongle driver for mcp2120/crystal hardware

        o [FEATURE] Replace interruptible_sleep_on() with wait_event().
                Most races were taken care off, but cleaner anyway

        o [CORRECT] Fix race condition when starting todo timer
        o [CORRECT] Fix race condition when stopping higher layer
                Higher layer would think it is stopped and us it is started
        o [CORRECT] Give credit even if packets in Tx queue
                If Tx queue was stopped, could starve peer and deadlock
        o [CORRECT] Protect Rx credit update with spinlock
        o [CORRECT] Calculate properly self->avail_credit
                Didn't take into account queued Rx fragments
                Incremented even if Rx frame not delivered to higher layer
                -> would never stop the peer (i.e. not flow control)
                -> could become infinite
        o [CORRECT] Send credit when higher layer reenable receive
                Peer wouldn't restart Tx to us if flow stopped
        o [FEATURE] Implement LAP queue not full notification
                Lower latency, ...
        o [FEATURE] Reduce Tx queue to 8 packets (from 10)
                But make sure we can always send a full LAP window (7)
        o [FEATURE] Fix and optimise TTP flow control
                Make sure peer can always send a full LAP window (7)
                Minimise explicit credit updates (give_credit)
        o [FEATURE] Remove need for todo timer in Tx/Rx paths
                Less potential races, lower latency, lower context switches
                Could not use tasklet because broken API, better anyway ;-)

        o [FEATURE] Reduce LAP Tx queue to 2 packets (from 10)
                Improve latency, reduce buffer usage
        o [FEATURE] LAP Tx queue not full notification (flow start)
                Poll higher layer to fill synchronously LAP window (7 packets)
        o [FEATURE] LMP LSAP scheduler
                Ensure Tx fairness between LSAPs (sockets, IrCOMM, IrNET...)

This adds proper support for readv/writev in the TUN/TAP driver.

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The following patch against 2.5.11 updates the orinoco driver.  As well
as miscellaneous updates to the driver core it adds a new module
supporting Prism 2.5 based PCI wireless cards, and adds a MAINTAINERS
entry for the driver.

Linus,
  During a 'make bzImage', I received a warning on ppp_generic.c that ret
wasn't initialized (also for 2.5.10). I have attached a patch that sets
ret = count, thus removing the warning. Please review for inclusion.

Regards,
Frank

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Attached patch is a resync of previous patches sent by Ingo and I.
Specifically:

	- create new MAX_USER_RT_PRIO value
	- separate uses of MAX_RT_PRIO vs MAX_USER_RT_PRIO
	- replace use of magic numbers by above
	- additional comments

This patch to synclink.h against 2.5.11 is required
for the synclink_cs.c driver to compile.

Last remaining instances removed.

I overlooked these single line changes.  Here are next corrections
against ChangeSet 1.547:

This patch takes the BKL out of vfs_readdir() and moves it into the
individual filesystems, all 35 of them.  I have the feeling that this
wasn't done before because there are a lot of these to change and it was
a pain to find them all.  I definitely got all of those that were
defined in the in the structure declaration like this "readdir:
fs_readdir;" vxfs_readdir was assigned strangely, but I found it anyway.
I also left devfs out of this one.  Richard seems confident that devfs
has no need for the BKL.