o [CORRECT] Cleanup cruft from <linux/irda.h>

Making ready for the pre-2.6.x series ...

Add a section about quota-tools in the Changes and version docs.

This makes initramfs use ".incbin" to include a binary blob into the
object file, instead of using LDFLAGS_BLOB, which isn't supported on all
architectures.

This will require reasonably modern binutils, but is portable.

This is the last thing that keeps the standard tree from building
directly for ia64.

Update ColdFire interrupt setup code to return irqreturn_t from
interrupt handlers.

Fix arg passing of interrupt handler to return irqreturn_t in
ColdFire PIT timer initialization..

Fix return type of m68knommu timer interrupt handler to be irqreturn_t.

Reflect Intel manual bugfix, by Philippe Elie

Critical fix to the IO-APIC timer support. By Zwane Mwaikambo.

oprofile_arch_exit() can be called from an __init routine now. Remove the remaining
incorrect __exit markers.

into home.osdl.org:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

This brings the chris architecture up to date with 2.5.

The patch is huge because files have been moved to prepare
for future subarchitechtures.

into home.osdl.org:/home/torvalds/v2.5/linux

into shaggy.austin.ibm.com:/shaggy/bk/jfs-2.5

odd-ball IDE controllers without a control register.

(Apparently Amiga X-Surf and Amiga Gayle with IDE doubler)

Also, clean up the code a bit while I'm at it.

into kernel.bkbits.net:/home/davem/net-2.5

into nuts.ninka.net:/home/davem/src/BK/net-2.5

This patch fixes a refcnt leak when the policy changes on us in
xfrm_lookup.

With the recent changes in 2.5.74-BK, ia64 can now use the
generic pci_scan_bus().

Also, switch the snail-mail address to OSDL from Transmeta. I'm sure
they'll enjoy the junk-mail ;)

This fixes swsusp with CONFIG_PREEMPT and makes locking a bit more
obvious.

OSDL is new building as of May-2003

consistently.

The driver obviously cannot rely on the interrupt handler
when it is probing for interrupts, so the identify code is
written to not use interrupts and the probing code will
disable the interrupt after having figured out which one it
is.

The non-probe code should do the same, otherwise confusion
happens. 

This option allows a performance boost by not writing to the journal at the
expense of loss of data integrity if the system crashes or is powered off.
The intended use of this option is to allow faster restores from backup media.