GCC currently warns when page-flags.h gets included before struct page
is declared. Declare it.

i810-tco: Upgrade to version 0.05 .

Fix possible timer_alive race, add expect close support,
clean up ioctls (WDIOC_GETSTATUS, WDIOC_GETBOOTSTATUS and
WDIOC_SETOPTIONS), made i810tco_getdevice __init,
removed boot_status, removed tco_timer_read,
added support for 82801DB and 82801E chipset, general cleanup.

Add defines to pci_ids.h for 82801E and 82801DB I/O Controller Hub PCI-IDS.

Make i810_rng documentation the same as in 2.4.19

Fix free_irq() comment - it definitely is not callable
from interrupt context..

This removes the fat_search_long() in the vfat_add_entry().  This path
is already checked by the vfs layer whether file/directory exists.  So,
we don't need the fat_search_long() in vfat_add_entry().

The following is the result of created the 1000 files,

2.5.39
root@devron (a)[1007]# time ../../create

real    0m2.761s
user    0m0.006s
sys     0m2.752s
root@devron (a)[1008]#

2.5.39 + patch
root@devron (a)[1007]# time ../../create

real    0m1.601s
user    0m0.008s
sys     0m1.575s
root@devron (a)[1008]#

On FAT12, the current FAT driver recognizes 0xff8-0xfff as EOF, and it
writes in 0xff8 as EOF.  This is right behavior.  However, the firmware
of some MP3-Players recognize only 0xfff (standard EOF which Micorsoft
uses) as EOF.

So, we write 0xfff instead of 0xff8 as EOF, until the reason we need
values other than standard EOF is found.

[Randy Dunlap, I appreciate your help.]

- incorrect pointer calculation spotted by Gerald Britton
- speedstep.c cleanup (Gerald Britton)

  - CS46xx
    - fixed capture with new DSP firmware
    - multiple pcm playback streams
    - pcm playback instance is allocated dynamically
    - fixed detection of secondary codec
  - changed ctl/rawmidi/timer read() code to follow POSIX standard - when some data are ready, return immediately
  - RME96 - added 32 bit sample formats for ADAT

  - CS46xx - added support for the new DSP image
    - S/PDIF and dual-codec support
  - sequencer
    - fixed deadlock at snd_seq_timer_start/stop

  - AC'97 codec
    - added reset callback to do reset and skip the standard procedure
    - added limited_regs flag to avoid to touch unexpected registers
    - Fixes for AD1981A and added a special patch for an intel motherboard
  - sequencer
    - check the possible infinite loop in priority queues
    - reset the timer at continue if not initialized yet
  - changed synchronize_irq() for new api with an argument
  - NM256 driver - fixes the lock up on NM256 ZX
  - VIA8233 - implementation of SG buffer

  - renamed snd-dt0197h to snd-dt019x
  - added support for DT0196, DT0197h and ALS007 to snd-dt019x
  - searial-u16550 - added support for generic adapter type
  - pcm.c
    - fixed the initialization of runtime->status
    - removed unnecessary check of n_register callback
  - timer.c
    - fixed kmod behaviour
  - Opti92x/93x fixes by Michael Corlett
  - fixed compilation of YMFPCI driver (PPC)

  - added vfree_nocheck()
  - PCM midlevel & EMU10K1 - added support for SG buffer
  - CS4236 - added new ISA PnP ID
  - HDSP - fixed rate rules (OSS emulation works)

  - AD1816A - fixed MIC playback volume
  - OPL3SA2 - fixed non-ISA PnP build
  - AC'97 code - 1st version of separated codec specific code

  - seq_virmidi - exported snd_virmidi_receive() for processing the incoming events from the event handler of a remote virmidi port.
  - pcm_lib.c - fixed wrong spinlock
  - AC'97 code
    - added VIA codecs, fixed order
    - added S/PDIF support for Conexant CX20468
  - ALI5451 - fixed wrong spinlock
  - ES1968 - fixed wrong mutex
  - ICE1712 - fixed SMP dead-lock
  - HDSP driver update
  - RME9652 - fixed wrong spinlock

  - added support for spdif on coexant cx20468 chip
  - fixed compilation without CONFIG_PROC_FS
  - YMFPCI driver
    - fixed GPIO read/write
    - a new module option snd_rear_switch
  - ioctl32 - added support for old hw_params ioctl
  - ES1968 driver
    - enabled hw control IRQ
    - calling es1968_reset() in free()
  - VIA8233 driver - fixes for mono playback

  - Enhanced bitmasks in PCM - added support for more formats by Takashi and me
  - RME32 driver - added support for ADAT (Digi 32/8)

  - ioctl32 emulation update
  - intel8x0 driver
    - fixed PCI ID of AMD8111
  - compilation fixes for HDSP
  - fixes for PCI memory allocation

From Matthew Dobson.

Leaves any functions which architectures haven't defined as undefined,
rather than using non-NUMA functions where users would expect
NUMA-functions.

This will cause compilation errors if someone tries to use an undefined
function, hopefully causing them to actually define those functions.

Also removes lingering topology-like macros that aren't being used, and
a couple typo fixes.

From Matthew Dobson <colpatch@us.ibm.com>

"This patch adds a 'simple' in-kernel topology API.  This API allows
 for three primary topology elements: CPUs, memory blocks, and nodes.
 The API allows for the discovery of which CPUs/Memory Blocks reside on
 which nodes, and vice versa.  Also implemented is a macro to get a
 bitmask of CPUs on a particular node.  This API is platform neutral."

We need this API for per-node-kswapd - without it there is no means by
which each kswapd can be bound to its node's CPUs.  And we rather need
per-node-kswapd...

The patch also uses the new API to bind each kswapd instance to its
node's CPUs

Patch from David Hansen.

Start one kswapd instance for each NUMA node.  That kswapd instance
only works against the pages which are local to that node.

We need to bind that kswapd to that node's CPU set, but the
infrastructure for this is not yet in place.

typedef eradication.

From David Hansen, Bill Irwin, Martin Bligh.

"It's easier to cat /proc/buddyinfo than to beg users to press
 shift-scrolllock on a machine millions of miles away.  Order 1 and 2
 memory allocations are common.  Memory fragmentation is a problem
 under some workloads, and this is a useful tool for helping diagnose
 these problems."

The following patch exports some information about the buddy allocator.

Each column of numbers represents the number of pages of that order
which are available.  In this case, there are 5 chunks of
2^2*PAGE_SIZE available in ZONE_DMA, and 101 chunks of 2^4*PAGE_SIZE
availble in ZONE_NORMAL, etc...  This information can give you a good
idea about how fragmented memory is and give you a clue as to how big
an area you can safely allocate.

Node 0, zone      DMA      0      4      5      4      4      3 ...
Node 0, zone   Normal      1      0      0      1    101      8 ...
Node 0, zone  HighMem      2      0      0      1      1      0 ...

GFP_NFS has been obsolete for a while now.  Kill its only remaining
user, its definition and the SLAB_NFS define too.

From Zach Brown.  Lots of places forget to initialise list_heads in
vm_area_structs, and other places then go and test the state of those
list_heads.

Plug the gaps for now, Zach is working on a broader cleanup.

move_one_page() is calling alloc_one_pte_map() while holding an atomic
kmap for the source pte's page.  But alloc_one_pte_map() can sleep in
the page allocator.

So change move_one_page() to take a peek at the destination pagetables
to work out whether the alloc_one_pte_map() will need to perform page
allocation.  If so, drop the atomic kmap and retake it after allocating
the pte.