Atari pamsnet: Fix typo

M68k: Kill unneeded #include <linux/config.h>

M68k wd33c93: host_lock is a pointer to a spinlock, not a spinlock (from Ralf
Bächle)

Valkyriefb: Fix link error by adding missing macmodes.o (for Mac/m68k) and cfb*
(for Mac/m68k and PowerMac/PPC) object files

Atari ACSI SLM Laser Printer: Remove obsolete parameter of atari_stram_alloc()
call.

M68k: Revert to 2.4 behavior in ret_from_fork (always call schedule_tail,
regardless of CONFIG_SMP), as suggested by Andreas Schwab.

This removes the warnings from sched.c (from Sam Creasey).

M68k: Kill obsolete members of irq_cpustat_t

Kill zorro_check_device(), it's deprecated and unused (from Christoph Hellwig).

wd33c93 SCSI: Fix compilation after breakage in 2.5.71

M68k: Add missing module_arch_cleanup()

M68k floppy: Kill warnings when compiling a multi-platform kernel

Ns558 gameport: constness of ns558_pnp_driver depends on CONFIG_PNP, causing a
warning if CONFIG_PNP is not set, so make sure it is never const.

m68k: Add missing cacheflush (from Roman Zippel)

Amiga serial: Kill unused variable warning

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

	bypassing on again, which is more beneficial, performance-wise.

<asm-v850/setup.h> is not correct, and not used, so remove it.

	Reported by Richard Henderson.

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

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

This renames ->cluster_size to ->sec_per_clus. Old ->cluster_size was
"sectors per cluster". Adds a _real_ ->cluster_size.

This changes a few more char type of filenames to unsigned char.

This uses the new fat_get_cluster() in fat_free(), fat_calc_dir_size()
and fat_add_cluster().

This uses the new fat_get_cluster() in fat_bmap_cluster().  Another part
removes an unneeded error check of fat_get_entry() by using
fat_get_cluster().

This adds fat_get_cluster() for generic reads of FAT cluster-chains, and
old fat_get_cluster() is renamed to fat_bmap_cluster().

This reads ->free_clusters without lock_fat() in fat_statfs().

This removes the dump_fat() and dump_de() obsoleted debug code in
vfat/namei.c.

This removes dirty raw_scan_*(), and rewrites fat_scan() and
fat_subdirs() to use fat_get_entry() instead.

This fixes filename case handling in vfat_revalidate():

before:
	# mount -t vfat /dev/hda6 /mnt -o shortname=winnt
	# cd /mnt
	# cat File.Txt			# make negative dentry
	cat: File.Txt: No such file or directory
	# touch file.txt		# match negative dentry
	# ls
	File.Txt

after:
	# mount -t vfat /dev/hda6 /mnt -o shortname=winnt
	# cd /mnt
	# cat File.Txt			# make negative dentry
	cat: File.Txt: No such file or directory
	# touch file.txt		# match negative dentry
	# ls
	file.txt

This adds a forgotten check of MS_RDONLY flag to fat_put_super(), and
adds sanity check of ->free_clusters and ->prev_free to fat_cluster_flush().

    - check the ioctl cmd first
    - check the directory whether it's an already dead

incorrect re-declaration of the internal linker
symbols.

It doesn't really make sense for udp.

This fixes a *very* obscure bug, which only applies to VIA chipsets that
support UDMA-133 mode, and which is only known to be tickled by one
UDMA-66 hard drive (Maxtor 91360U4) that happens to report 80-wire cable
detection opposite to the ATA standard.

The bug appears in a test to see how the BIOS set up UDMA timing.  This
test is only reached when the drive says 80-wire *and* the chipset says
40-wire (which is only known to happen with this drive).

The timing bits that are checked represent clocks T minus 2, i.e., ((N -
2) * T).  But Vojtech forgot to subtract 2, and applied N = 8 rather
than N = 6 in the test.  Since the test masks the bits at 7, they are
always less than 8, and the test always succeeds, even though the BIOS
set UDMA-33.

This allows SCSI to survive the I/O queueing stress harness with AS.

Jens has signed off on it, and Mark Havercamp confirms it also
eliminates the test induced hangs for him too.

Update support for .incbin in /usr. No longer generate .S files
from within the Makefile.

Also deleted the assignment to LDFLAGS_BLOB for most architectures.
I did not touch ARM and cris:
 arm: Russell told me they did not have a new as that could be used
 cris: Looked like it was used for more than just usr/