- Add sa1111_{dis,en}able_device()
- Add sa1111_{read,write}l() (always host endian)

- FSR "write" bit moved from bit 8 to bit 11.
- Handle bit 10 of FSR for xscale imprecise aborts.
- Allow Xscale CP0 and CP13 accesses.
- Move Xscale specific implementations to their own file.

The major points are:
- Move ptrace code from traps.c into ptrace.c so it's all in one place.
- Correct get_user_regs() to allow for the 8 byte offset.
- Fix missing ptrace_cancel_bpt() call which could miss some
  single stepping steps.
(other small pages; for details see individual file notes)

Some of the CPU implementations copied the ELF flags from the
StrongARM-110 implementation, without thinking whether they were
correct or not.  This changeset fixes up these CPU types.

- Fix ARM Makefile; we now build with -Os instead of -O2.
- Fix backtrace code to display more registers correctly.
- Fix various build errors.
- Fix PSR for architecture compliance.
- Update mach-types file.

Rather than handling the IRQ state each time we emulate each
instruction, we enable the IRQ before we enter the FP emulator.
We don't require any IRQ protection in the emulator anyway, so
it's safe to implement this trivial performance enhancement.

This round of cpufreq cleanups came from Dominik's work on the core
cpufreq code.

is set correctly.  Remove couple of debugging printk()s.

for 2.5.25 HZ/USER_HZ changes.

into flint.arm.linux.org.uk:/usr/src/linux-bk-2.5/linux-2.5-rmk

table lock

Whoever did the strsep patches didn't check that ips still compiles.
here's a patch.

Found a few typos in the input changes. Fixup patch attached.

  drivers/ide/probe.c initializes gd->de_arr and gd->flags twice. Except that
it is unnecessary it also leaks memory.

Edition 4.1 of the System V Application Binary Interface says that
"The first namesz bytes in name contains a null-terminated
representation of the entry's owner or originator".  This implies that
the terminating null is included in namesz, which is corroborated by
the example that follows the description.  However, this is not what
the Linux kernel does when it writes its notes into an ELF core dump.
The attached patch fixes this.

HACK ALERT! This needs to be fixed to do what reiserfs
actually thinks it _should_ do.

In usb_bluetooth_probe, the transfer buffers for the write pool urbs
are allocated with size 0, because bluetooth->bulk_out_buffer_size isn't set
until after the loop.

Moved the file ops and minor number stuff out of the usb structure,
Now usb_register_dev() and usb_deregister_dev() must be called if 
you want to use the USB major number.

into kroah.com:/home/linux/linux/BK/gregkh-2.5

This patch removes BKL protection from the invocation of the
super_operations ->statfs() method, and shifts it into the filesystems
where necessary. Any out-of-tree filesystems may need to take the BKL in
their statfs() methods if they were relying on it for synchronisation.

All ->statfs() implementations have been modified to take the BKL,
except for those that don't reference any external mutable data or that
already have their own locking.

Additionally, capifs is changed to use simple_statfs rather than its
own home-grown version.

The BKL change has been flagged at the end of
Documentation/filesystems/porting, along with the recent change to
->permission BKL usage.

into home.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

into home.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

into tp1.ruhr-uni-bochum.de:/home/kai/kernel/v2.5/linux-2.5.make

I chose a little bit more restrictive license for my drivers.
Rx skb pool introduced in pegasus driver and the pool locking in rtl8150
is refined.

into home.transmeta.com:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

	* ->i_dev followed the example of ->s_dev - it's dev_t now.  All
remaining uses of ->i_dev either outright want dev_t (stat()) or couldn't
care less (printing major:minor in /proc/<pid>/maps, etc.)

	* JFS uses its ->logdev only twice - one of the places assigns
it to_kdev_t(le32_to_cpu(...)), another uses kdev_t_to_nr() of it.
Switched to u32 - it's just a place where we store device number we'd got
from superblock.
	* several reiserfs_fs.h function prototypes removed - functions
in question don't exist anymore.
	* smbfs doesn't support device nodes; ->f_rdev removed.

	* svc_export ->ex_dev turned into dev_t.  It's a pure search
key and all places that set it actually do to_kdev_t(some_dev_t_expression).

	* ->dev killed for md/linear.c (same as previous parts)

	* md_import_device() returns resulting rdev or ERR_PTR(error)
instead of returning 0 or error an letting caller find rdev.

	* a bunch of callers of partition_name() are calling
bdev_partition_name(),
	* the last users of raid1 and multipath ->dev are gone; so are
the fields in question.