[Linux-ia64] kernel update (relative to 2.5.39)

[Peter Chubb <peter@chubb.wattle.id.au>]

With the new patch, I see lots of warnings compiling the various
filesystems (particularly ext3 and reiserfs), as ino_t is defined as
an int on IA64, but is printed in error messages as a long (it's a
long on most other platforms).

There are two ways I can think of to fix this:

      1.  Change the definition of ino_t to be a long, not an int, as
      was done in the sparc64 and ppc64 code.  The comments in
      asm/posix_types.h say these types are used for communication to
      userspace, so maybe that's not an option any more?

      2.  Add casts to long everywhere an ino_t is printed out.  This
      approach is ugly, and requires quite a few changes; and would
      have to be repeated every time other architecture-maintainers
      add new printks.

Is there a better, third, way?  

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