There's some stuff in here thats not totally clean - ie noise diffs for
spacing etc. I'll clean those up for ac2. This also has the enable_irq bug
that 2.1.132 proper has - Linus 1 liner applies to both and will be in ac2
Alan
Differences between 2.1.132 and 2.1.132ac1
o Sct VM (as in 2.1.131ac-*).
| Linus vm still isnt quite as good but should be there soon.
o AVL tree based vm areas
o More config help data
o Large file arrays
o Asm/egcs fixes
o Various jiffy overrun checks
o Better CPU ident code
o mem=toobig doesnt kill the box on boot
o Support for chips with funky tsc registers
o CONFIG_SMP for PPC processors
o Compile config fixes
o OpenBSD/Unixware disk labels
o IDE-cd 4.51
o GemTek radio card supported
o Module counts are properly atomic
o SMP optimised 3c501
o 3c523 warning fix
o 8390 SMP work (still has problems due to enable_irq bug)
| will sort in ac2 since Linus has now posted a 1 liner enable_irq fix
o eepro update
o SMC 1211 TX in pci
o NCR53c80 handles boards with fifo emulation of memory
o Certain numbers of scsi disks got sd.c confused in 132 original
o QlogicFC driver
o CS4235 support
o ES188x support
o SoftOSS bug fix
o ADFS fixes
o FAT > 2gig file crash fix
o ISOfs DVD size support
o knfsd/lockd/etc fixes
o Setgid bit not cleared erroneously on directories
o Mandatory lock verify direction fixes in readv/write
o Compile time fixes for asm/machvec on Alpha
o Compile time fixes for asm/pgtable.h on Alpha
o Compile time fixes for Alpha SMP spinlocks
o Appletalk node 254 fix
o IPX update
o Support for big FAT disks
o Message queue size increases
o Sysctls for the above
o Faster semaphores
o Sysctl stuff is ANSI clean
o IP masq updates
o Some scheduling tweaks (will drop)
o Wanrouter final cleanup/vmalloc
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