> init/do_mounts.c uses SCHED_YIELD, which seems no longer defined
> although grep tells me it's heavily used in non-Intel code. I noted that
Fixed in pre2
> Note of warning to new Redhat users, for some reason /usr/include/linux
> is a directory instead of a symbolic link to /usr/src/linux/include/linux,
> so changes in includes aren't used. Possibly an artifact of the install on
> that system, but something to note.
Thats a feature. Its how this is meant to work. The headers with glibc
reflect the interface glibc provides and was compiled to. The ones with
the kernel reflect the kernel. Linus wanted it that way and RH finally
caught up with implementing it properly
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