Linux 2.5.67-rmk1 released

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                                  2.5.67-rmk1
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                                  Change Log
                                  ----------
+ Drop old SSI code                                           Russell King
+ Fix sys_ipc to return ENOSYS for unrecognised ipc syscalls  Russell King
+ Do not allow FPE to be configured as modular                Russell King
+ Correct order of -march= option selection                   Russell King
+ Finally kill head-netwinder.S                               Russell King
+ Fix do_div64 to divide/modulus a 64-bit number by a 32-bit  Russell King
   number
+ Fix switch_to()                                             Russell King
+ Provide early command line parsing for mem, initrd and      Russell King
   cache options
+ Fix integrator cpu.c parse errors                           Russell King
+ Remove per-CPU check_bugs function                          Russell King
+ Fix missing cache flush causing random user space failures  Russell King
   with programs which perform multiple mmap/munmap cycles
+ Re-organise SA11xx PCMCIA to separate the core              Russell King
   functionality from the SA11x0 specific and SA1111 specific
   parts
+ Fix console_initcall functions to return an int             Russell King
+ Patch 1363/1 - memcpy with preload support and other        Nicolas Pitre
                 optimisations
+ Patch 1441/2 - add preload to the XScale copy_user_page     Nicolas Pitre
                 function
+ Patch 1442/1 - add preload support to page_copy for ARM     Nicolas Pitre
                 architectures that support  it
+ Patch 1447/1 - preload support to uaccess.S                 Nicolas Pitre
+ Patch 1464/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 1]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1465/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 2]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1466/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 3]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1467/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 4]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1468/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 5]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1469/1 - NWFPE performance improvements [Part 6]      Ralph Siemsen
+ Patch 1471/1 - Remove build warning from pld/Makefile       Dirk Behme
+ Patch 1489/1 - SA-1111: usb_dev needs non-zero dev.dma_mask Christopher Hoover
                 for usb core to work properly
+ Patch 1490/1 - [BADGE4] Enable second serial port when      Christopher Hoover
                 needed
+ Patch 1491/1 - [BADGE4] Swap pins for switch #0, make file  Christopher Hoover
                 compile
+ Patch 1493/1 - [BADGE4] Allow larger flash parts and        Christopher Hoover
                 partition for kernel in jffs2
+ Patch 1494/1 - [mtd] Make code compile without              Christopher Hoover
                 CONFIG_MTD_CONCAT
+ Patch 1497/1 - Cleanup of head.S                            Dirk Behme
+ Patch 1456/1 - removes CONFIG_CPU_{26,32} from arch/arm/lib Ian Molton

      Older change log entries (minus Linus' change set) can be found at

                  http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/developer/v2.5/


Prerequisites:  (Replace '##' with your two-character country code.)

- Linus' 2.5.67 source:
  ftp://ftp.##.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.5/linux-2.5.67.tar.gz

- rmk (ARM) patch:
  ftp://ftp.arm.linux.org.uk/pub/armlinux/kernel/v2.5/patch-2.5.67-rmk1.gz


Build Documentation: http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/docs/kerncomp.shtml

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Russell King ([email protected])                The developer of ARM Linux
             http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/personal/aboutme.html

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