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Subject: GIT: net-next-2.6 is now active...
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I've started the net-next-2.6 tree going, and I'll push
out the initial set of changes (the ones that actually
compile, grumble...) shortly.

I could have started things up last week, but with kernel
summit and LPC there just wasn't much time or justification.

Probably the most interesting thing in this initial set are
the AF_UNIX poll optimizations from Eric Dumazet.