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From Christoph Hellwig

From David Mosberger:

> We definitely are seeing some strange crashes in get_ksymbol_core().
> I think the reason is the lack of iterator initialization.

Yes, looks good: reset the iterator at allocation.

Remove the PCMCIA release timer that got missed in earlier patch.  This
is required for successful compilation of the driver.

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o inline assembler funcs cleanup
o machine depend header cleanup
o interrupt management fix

o build script update
o interrupt management fix
o mtd support fix
o signal handling fix

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a valid SEP bit. The errata has it right: you have to have at
least model 3, stepping 3. Not "model >= 3 or stepping >= 3".

Fix the test accordingly.

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Fix APIC ID lookup.  In the bios_cpu_apicid[] case, it would walk off
the end of bios_cpu_apicid[] and attempt to send APIC INIT messages to
garbage without this patch, and in the NUMA-Q case, it would attempt to
send NMI wakeups to destinations in the broadcast cluster (which is
harmless, but very poor form) without this patch.

The MSRs might change between CPU models, error out if we haven't met
the CPU before. From Venkatesh Pallipadi

Add a stat counting the (relatively common) case where a PC value is logged
but there is no (longer) any executable mapping covering that address.

Tell user-space how big kernel pointers are, as preferable to sniffing /proc/kcore.
Improve the oprofilefs_ulong_to_user() prototype.

Andi Kleen pointed out the MSRs array was a massive bloat source. Reduce
it somewhat by only allocating the amount actually needed for the CPU type.

Untested on Pentium IV - I don't have a machine.

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Here is a ChangeLog for the patch:

        - The perfmon core will invoke the sampling module handler
          routine once for each overflowed PMD. When multiple PMDs
          overflow at the same time (with the same PMU interrupt),
          then up to 64 distinct calls can happen. A common timestamp
          parameter allows the module to identify this kind of
          entries.

        - Changed the module ovfl_ctrl arguments to simplify the reset
          field. Now it is a simple boolean.

        - Updated perfmon.h to convert the "set" field to ushort from
          uint.  Other structure updates to get better layout.

        - Update perfmon_default_smpl.h to reflect the change in
          overflow processing mentioned above.

        - Cleanup some state checking code to use switch-case instead
          of if-then with macros. Make the code more readable and
          easier to optmize for gcc. Thanks to David for the
          suggestion.

        - Added extra safety checks on pfm_context_load() to verify
          that the task actually exists.

        - The default sampling format module now supports the
          fmt_restart_active callbacks. Patch from David.

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remove spurious logging of message on "create if file does not exist" case (without O_EXCL) when file exists

When addrconf_ifdown() calls ipv6_mc_destroy_dev(), it has NULL'd
out dev->ip6_ptr, which means all in6_dev_get() calls will fail.
So pass an explicit idev into ipv6_dev_mc_dec() in this case so
that we don't leak the all-nodes multicast address reference to the
idev.

From Dominik Brodowski.

- Can simplify, since the policy is already known, and we only need to kick
  the CPU.

- Make sure we set the right method in the sysdev driver.

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We don't need to protect against multiple suspend calls, since subsequent
ones will happen on an empty (or at worst - short) list.

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Calls were moved to the PM core, so they must be compiled in to use them.