Alan Cox writes: Linux 2.2.7ac4 is now up on ftp.kernel.org:/pub/linux/alan/2.2 Changes from 2.2.7ac3 o Added the experimental DMAram driver for the (me) 3D graphics people o Multiconfig descriptor fix for USB (Armin) o Typhoon + no proc fix (Arjan van de Ven) o Fix act2000 / hisax naming collision (Arjan van de Ven) o I2O mixed cleanups (Steve Ralston) o I2O scsi go faster stripes (Steve Ralston) o gethere macros to improve gcc code on net (Andi Kleen) o EFS init patch (Andrzej Krzysztofowicz) o NFS root rename bug fix (Alexander Viro) o Alpha semaphore fix (Richard Henderson) o EFS updates (Al Smith) o TUNEABLE file update (Matthew Wilcox) o Path MTU fix (Dave Miller) o Soft Mount EIO fix (Trond) o OHCI USB (Greg Smith) Changes from 2.2.7ac2 o USB compiles with audio=n (me) o Fix for token ring crashes (Paul Norton) o Zoltrix is more machine friendly (Carl van Schaik) o First pieces of Maestro 2E support (Riccardo Facchetti) | Not usable yet but it goes beeep on load 8) o I2O Lan improvements (Auvo Hakkinen) o MCA clean ups (David WeineHall o IBMMCA driver improvements (Linux MCA Project) o Reverted ISO patch (me) o Merged with Linus 2.2.8pre3 Changes from 2.2.7ac1 o USB does dynamic memory allocation (me) o SGI EFS read support (Al Smith) o Test tweak for MediaGX audio bugs (me) o Misformatted CD handling fix (Gordon Chaffee) o Fix mis-setting of PG_reserved in dmabuf (Joe Buehler) o PCI card info/defines cleaning (Assorted) o PPA and IMM were not SMP safe (me) o WR_ERR ide fix (Mark Lord) o AD1816 driver update (Thorsten Knabe) o Zero length mmap fix (Stephen Tweedie) o ESS ISA driver updates (Rolf Fokkens) o Inode generation fix (G Allen Morris III) o SCSI generic update (Doug Gilbert) o USB root hub fix (Christian & Thomas) o Missing SIGXFZ (Stephen Tweedie) o ADS cadet update (Fredrick Gleson) o Plan-B driver (Michel Lanners) o RPC fixes (Trond Myklebust) o USB cleanup fixes (Brad Keryan) o Writable hpfs updates (Mikulas Patocka) o I2O updates (Steve Ralston/LSI Logic)
Linux kernel 2.2.7ac4 released
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