This is a quick change-log from "previous-version" for comparison.

Big difference from previous one is revival of bad_range() and reduced victim pages.

   -- bad_range() is modified and bad_range_pfn() is added.
   -- bad_range_pfn() uses zone->memmap_start_pfn/memmap_end_pfn instead of using
      zone_start_pfn/spanned_pages. Because IA64's memmap's start is not equal to
      zone->zone_start_pfn.
   -- In most inner loop of __free_pages_bulk(), bad_range_pfn() is used.
   -- this bad_range_pfn() enables me to reduce victim pages.

      In my IA64,
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: calculate_buddy_range() 36e 129901
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim end page 1feda
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: calculate_buddy_range() 1fedc 292
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim top page 1fedc
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim top page 1fee0
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim top page 1ff00
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim end page 1ffff
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: saved end victim page 1ffff
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: calculate_buddy_range() 40000 262144
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: calculate_buddy_range() a0000 131072
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: victim top page a0000
Sep  8 18:59:38 casares kernel: Built 1 zonelists
       # of victim pages is 5. It was 19 in previous version.

   -- ia64's virtual_memmap_init() can call memmap_init() several times for the same
      memory range. It was fixed.

-- Kame

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