Applied - obvious fix
> SMP-boot-race-2.2.10-B: avoid the first CPU to launch the first kernel
Applied.
> bh-SMP-races-2.2.10-A: fixes the bh_mask_count/bh_mask smp races (ala
Applied. It would be nice if there was a way to make the pair of ops into
one atomic op. Ah well
> buffer-races-2.2.10-A: fixes genuine race in set_blocksize and
Not applied. You may be right, but this is too risky for 2.2.13
> endbase-2.2.10: safely heuristic to read the EDBA register from
Not important enough. If it goes into 2.3.x when Linus is back and works out
fine then ok.
> flush-tlb-i386-1: invlpg if not present must be replaced with
Applied
> hashed-buffers-2.2.10: really a minor issue, the right place for
Not important enough
> no-swapout-2.2.10-B: allow 2.2.12 to run on real servers without
The changed weightings may work. I'd prefer this to hit early 2.2.14pre so
we can get plenty of time to find out who they dont work for if anyone
Not applied
> ntp-SMP-races-1: fix for settimeofday/stime/adjtimex
Applied
> oom-2.2.12-I: Fix a bad deadlock condition in the swapin
> necessary. I fixed only Alpha and i386 so far
So not a candidate for 2.2.13 again maybe early 2.2.14
> probe-irq-2.3.14-pre2-1: avoid adding workarounds in the code by probing
Not that important it seems. Maybe for 2.2.14
> smp-reschedule-boot-2.3.13-1: fix a race in the SMP boot that was
Not applied. Again 2.2.14 maybe
> wakeup_bdflush-2.2.10-A: avoid a deadlock in wakeup_bdflush.
> run_task_queue() will sleep if we are flushing
> loop buffers to disk.
Need to have a look at this in depth first.
I guess 2.2.13pre10 is the Andrea Special 8)
Alan
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