- subtle fix for lazy FP save and restore on x86. The bug has been there
for a long time, but was apparently triggered by the re-write of the
low-level scheduling function. It could result in corrupted i387 state
under certain (admittedly fairly unlikely) circumstances.
- various networking updates. Some of the bugs fixed could result in
kernel Oopses. None of them were common, though.
- fixes for both filesystem accounting and quota handling.
- the much-ado-about-little video driver merge.
- PPC and Sparc updates
- i386/SMP interrupt handling falls back on the safe mode.. Please tell
me whether there are still machines with problems.
- some new network drivers and updates
- final (we hope) IP masquerade update
I still have a problem with certain machines that apparently don't want to
boot with the keyboard not plugged in even though they should. Kill me
now. If you have problems with i386/SMP on a machine without a keyboard,
plug one in and send me a report..
Linus
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