Linux kernel 2.2.3ac1 released

Alan Cox writes:

Ok I’ve put up a 2.2.3ac1. For most people this is probably not
terribly exciting which is good, cos it means the Linus tree is
working nicely.

It contains

• ARM updates – working to merge ARM with my tree then eventually
  I hope with Linus – tho that may be a 2.3 job
• V7 file system tweaks to sys5 1K
• Improved SCSI generic (still the mark 1 edition) – Douglas has
  some improvements in the pipeline before it goes to Linus
• The Large file array patch. I still hope to feed this to Linus
  at some point
• i386 security hole fix for ptrace. Its in the other
  architectures too. It only bites if you use capabilities. The
  bigger hole in /proc is fixed in 2.2.3
• AMD K6 MSR/MTRR setup. The MSR is ready to go to Linus now, and
  will do so, the MTRR stuff I hope will get merged with Richard
  Gooch stuff once its untangled from devfs
• ADFS update. Strictly for Acorn fans
• CDROM updates. Heading Linuswards soon
• Better bw-qcam driver.
• Printing fixes. I assume Tim will send these to Linus himself
  when he’s finally happy
• 3c509 update – for EISA etc – queued for Linus
• Wavelan update – queued for Linus
• cs89x0 module parameters – queued for Linus
• Sealevel sync driver. Awaiting confirmation it works on the
  real board as well as my test rig
• SCSI blacklist and AIC7xxx updates
• Prototype ESS PCI and Yamaha PCI legacy mode drivers. Gus SMP
  fix
• NTFS doesnt crash when you run out of memory
• /proc/mem crash fixes for threaded abuse programs
• NFS: Im still merging together Linus & Trond’s code. Once
  Trond has all the nice stuff finally tuned up with Linus this will
  all become main tree stuff. Im just making sure it gets tested
  8)
• NFSroot argument bug
• Misc include/time wrap bug fixes