I've been asked by Alan to send the patches which might be my candidates
for 2.2.11.
I don't have better comments about them now, but I'll have them soon.
DAC960-2.22-2.2.10 - Mylex DAC driver
alpha-fix-2.2.10 - call_pal fix in alpha/kernel/entry.S
bttv-2.2.10 - initialize users in char/bttv.c
cache-monitoring-2.2.10-A - show file and page cache on SysRq+M
console-reent-2.2.10 - disable_bh fix for char/console.c
eata-2.2.10 - SMP fix for scsi/eata_dma.c
endbase-2.2.10 - x86: read end_base from BIOS
fdomain-2.2.10 - don't panic fix for scsi/fdomain.c
hashed-buffers-2.2.10 - nr_hashed_buffers fix for buffer.c
ibmtr-2.2.10 - PCMCIA fix for net/ibmtr.c
installpath-2.2.3 - install kernel to /boot
isdn-2.2.10 - ISDN update
knfsd-1.4.6-2.2.10 - knfsd update
kupdate-2.2.10 - kupdate
kupdate-oldbuffer-2.2.10 - optimization for sync_old_buffers
megaraid-1.0.1-2.2.10 - AMI Megaraid driver update
msync-2.2.10 - update_vm_cache_conditional patch
multisession-2.2.10 - allows selection of sessions on multisession CDs
ncr-2.2.7 - time_before_eq fix for ncr53c8xx.c
newnet-2.2.10 - updates for 3c59x, eepro100, epic100, rtl8139,
tulip and via-rhine
no-keyboard-2.2.10 - fix keyboard controller access for headless boot
no-swapout-2.2.10-B - shink buffers to avoid swapping caused by I/O
oom-2.2.10-G - oom update, don't kill init when OOM(proper fix).
rl100-2.2.10 - Complex RL100-ATX driver
rtclight-2.2.10.diff - lightweight RTC option (no interrupts)
scsi-mm-2.2.10 - scsi fix for oops on device removal
scsi-remove-2.2.10 - scsi fix for oops on remove-single-device
sd-cmd-len-2.2.10a - scsi fix for sd: initialize cmd_len to zero
smart2-1.0.4b-2.2.10 - Compaq SMART2 driver
swapfile2-2.2.10 - swapfile version 2 fix
trashmem-2.2.10 - keep track of memory-trashing processes
I'm sure there are still more things to come, so this is only a first
shot. One of these things is the Hash bucket fix for TCP by Dave Miller.
I'll try to put these patches in ftp and I'll send a mail when they are
available.
--Bernhard
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