[Linux-ia64] updated kernel diff on kernel.org

[Linux-ia64] updated kernel diff on kernel.org

[David Mosberger]

OK, the latest kernel diff is now available as
linux-2.3.51-ia64-000410.diff.gz from:

 ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/ports/ia64/

This is basically Friday's patch with the following additions:

	- Don's IA-32 updates (Don, please take a look at this
	  diff as there were a few changes: I put the trap handler
	  in ia32/ia32_traps.c and made some other small changes;
	  e.g., send SIGTRAP via send_sig_info instead of
	  force_sig_info).

	- Fix for SMP problem that Chuck found in the softirq handling
	  code (Chuck, you may want to review this as I implemented
	  this a bit differently and have not had a chance to test it
	  on SMP).

	- The IA64_UL() change that fixes Jes's grief with the
	  FPSR_DEFAULT macro

That should be it.  The irq debug printk's are still there, I'm
afraid.  They'll stay there as long as the IDE secondary channel
continues to disfunction.

Note: I suspect there is another signal-delivery related bug as
building gcc with profiling enabled still fails for me.  Stay tuned...

	--david

Re: [Linux-ia64] updated kernel diff on kernel.org

[Don Dugger]

David-

(Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I got stuck on some
other problems for a while.)

From what I can tell the IA32 support is working fine with this
patch.

On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 11:22:50PM -0700, David Mosberger wrote:
> OK, the latest kernel diff is now available as
> linux-2.3.51-ia64-000410.diff.gz from:
> 
>  ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/ports/ia64/
> 
> This is basically Friday's patch with the following additions:
> 
> 	- Don's IA-32 updates (Don, please take a look at this
> 	  diff as there were a few changes: I put the trap handler
> 	  in ia32/ia32_traps.c and made some other small changes;
> 	  e.g., send SIGTRAP via send_sig_info instead of
> 	  force_sig_info).
> 
> 	- Fix for SMP problem that Chuck found in the softirq handling
> 	  code (Chuck, you may want to review this as I implemented
> 	  this a bit differently and have not had a chance to test it
> 	  on SMP).
> 
> 	- The IA64_UL() change that fixes Jes's grief with the
> 	  FPSR_DEFAULT macro
> 
> That should be it.  The irq debug printk's are still there, I'm
> afraid.  They'll stay there as long as the IDE secondary channel
> continues to disfunction.
> 
> Note: I suspect there is another signal-delivery related bug as
> building gcc with profiling enabled still fails for me.  Stay tuned...
> 
> 	--david
> 
> 
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