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Russel:

While attempting to build a kernel without printk in it, I ran across an 
error in your backtrace.S file.  It appears that you are assuming that 
all arm kernels will be built with printk().  What is your reason for 
this?  What are the ramifications of me taking out those three sections 
of code?

Andy Kennedy
TechMon Inc.