[PATCH 1/5] Skip timer works.patch

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* Andi Kleen (ak at suse.de) wrote:
> Maybe it's my toolchain (gcc 4.0) or my config (defconfig)
> But looking at the asm() I'm not sure it ever worked anywhere.

That's possible, I recall this being broken before and it was not hitting
everyone.  BTW, here's what I have so far...

Up to 'config-core2' both ff and mm are the same with these minor caveats
below[1].  This includes the core paravirt patches.  I'm now digging
into the last few tidy-up type of patches.

[1] The changes below were to try and get clean diffs.  Nothing
substantial, mostly just things that have gone upstream.

in ff, not mm
-------------
i386-pci-dma-iounmap (added to mm for clean diff)

in mm, not ff
-------------
x86_64-mm-io-apic-reuse.patch (commented out from mm)
x86_64-mm-fix-exit-idle-race.patch (pushed to linus)
x86_64-mm-reserve-bootmem-beyond-end-pfn.patch (pushed to linus)
x86_64-mm-setup-saved_max_pfn-correctly-kdump.patch (pushed to linus)
x86_64-mm-ptrace-compat-threadarea.patch (pushed to linus)
x86_64-mm-pci-mcfg-reserve-e820.patch (dropped?)
x86_64-mm-fix-boot-gdt-limit.patch (pushed)
x86_64-mm-e820-small-entries.patch (dropped?)

refreshed in mm
---------------
x86_64-mm-i386-reloc-abssym.patch
x86_64-mm-try-multiple-timer-pins.patch


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