- The patch for arch/ppc/kernel/ppc_ksyms.c is necessary if you want to
compile rtc as a module. If you don't want it as a module, you don't
need to EXPORT these variables at all.

I'll merge that one.

- The patch for include/asm-ppc/mman.h is necessary so that the loop
device ("mount -o loop") works. I suppose the values for these MCL_*
variables have been chosen by analogy to some other architectures, but
they are already defined by glibc in /usr/include/bits/mman.h, so you
can't take arbitrary values.

This one is waiting for Cort or Paul ack.

- The patch for drivers/macintosh/Makefile is necessary for successful
compilation if you have CONFIG_ADBMOUSE, but not CONFIG_ADB_KEYBOARD,
which is possible with the latest version of the new input layer. (Not
that the adbmouse works for me if I choose CONFIG_INPUT_ADBHID=y, but
that's another story).

AFAIK, CONFIG_ADBMOUSE cannot be selected without CONFIG_ADB_KEYBOARD in
the current bk tree. I'm also doing additional config fixes, so that ADB-
less pmacs can remove all the ADB stuffs and keep the PMU for example.
CONFIG_ADB_KEYBOARD is not displayed when CONFIG_INPUT_ADBHID is, etc...

I though about making adbhid.c call the appropriate hooks in adbmouse to
make it work. After more thinking, I beleive it would be only bloat. Use
either the old drivers with your old userland setup, or the new drivers
with a new userland setup, with the mice all coming from /dev/input/mice.

I have 3 other pet peeves that I would like to recall:

- I think the new input layer with CONFIG_INPUT_ADBHID=y and
CONFIG_MAC_ADBKEYCODES=y on an ISO (=European) ADB keyboard gives the
wrong keycodes for the 2 keys with codes 10 and 50. Wrong in the sense
that they differ from what all other kernels from the oldest times up to
linux-pmac-devel before yesterday were giving. The tables,
mac_keycodes[]
in drivers/input/keybdev.c and adb_to_linux_keycodes[] in
drivers/macintosh/adbhid.c, are probably correct. But then
adbhid_input_register() in drivers/macintosh/adbhid.c swaps the 2 keys
if it detects an ISO ADB keyboard. IMHO the swapping should occur for
USB
keyboards and not for ADB keyboards. I had some discussion with Franz
which was not conclusive.

They need to be fixed in the userland keymaps. We had it wrong at first.
Some keyboards have those actually swapped, and Franz cold should be ok
(it was tested with all sorts of keyboards, AFAIK, and now, a fixed
keymap should give good results everywhere).

- Paul's pmac-devel kernel still eats the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment
variable, therefore stopping Mozilla from running. This is so weird (but
consistent since several months) that I have not the faintest idea where
it could come from. It is a feature of linux-pmac-devel, not present in
linux-bk-devel.

The two kernels are now in sync. Do you still have the problem ?

- Finally: The ptrace code in 2.4.0-testX has a bug that prevents strace
from working. I have no idea what's wrong, but it would be nice to have
a working strace again.

AFAIK, Paul pushed a fix for that in bk a couple of days ago.

Ben.

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