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 - Revert patch number 92. It turned out to be broken behind hope.  Personally I
   attribute this to the recent heat wave over here and apologize for the
   problems this may have caused. Turned out that my note about the change
   beeing dnagerous in the last change log was more then true...

 - Locking issues for ioctl handling.

 - Remove waiting_for_dma bit field. Use IDE_DMA bit flag instead.
   Apply this bit globally and not in the corresponding implementation
   functions.

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into elte.hu:/home/mingo/BK/linux-2.5-sched

  new hot-pluggable CPU enumeration method, and the possibility
  to not boot on CPU#0.

(btw., i find RR's comment offensive. How can any code be called 'crap' just
because the author of a new patch has not converted the code to the new
assumptions yet? The original code was perfectly valid.)

* fix big endia multi-cast filtering
* fix 8139too ethtool media interface

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

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So the missing EXPORT_SYMBOL() for ioremap_nocache at least found
some ISDN drivers which shouldn't have been using it in the first
place.

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This patch adds the PCMCIA client driver for the AVM A1/Fritz!PCMCIA
ISDN cards, which has been in 2.4 for some time already.

This fixes linux/tqueue.h compile errors in 2.5.23 that were
found by Andy Pfiffer, Matthew Harrell and me.

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Submitted by Thunder

fsync is allowed to return early if datasync is set and the I_DIRTY_DATASYNC
flags is cleared, not if either of those is true.

Submitted by Christoph Hellwig

I've got to keep my 2.4 and 2.5 patches straight!

Use bd_claim/bd_release to guarentee exclusive access to the external
log device.  I also fixed a struct block_device leak once I touched
that code (missing bdput() both in lmLogClose and the lmLogOpen
error path) and sanitized the failure path labels.

Submitted by Christoph Hellwig

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The pcmcia drivers haven't been updated to include the new
tqueue.h header when using tq_structs.

I noticed the breakage when compiling i82365.c for my laptop, and
took the time to modify all the drivers in that directory.

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into mandrakesoft.com:/home/jgarzik/repo/net-drivers-2.5

I suppose one can argue whether that is ugly or rather nice for
documentary purposes, but make on its own cannot figure out where a file
is supposed to live, so we have to help it.

(For the targets handled by Rules.make the situation is different, there
 Rules.make knows what's source and what's object and can add prefixes
 as necessary, so the most of the Makefiles are actually not affected by
 this kind of change)

For now, as $(obj) = $(src) = ., we only add "./", so the potential for
breakage is rather small.

This wasn't quite merged up to the current kbuild.

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akpm pointed out that an EXPORT_SYMBOL is missing for default_wake_function.

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