resync patch & Neil's recent patches

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Neil & Raiders,

I am using Debian 2.4.5 linux(for ARM ). The "resync" speed is about
26M/sec.
I have 8*120G HDDs so it takes about 24 hours.

I saw some bug fixes and improvement on this topic from
 http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=100876771508736&w=2

Q1: Can I apply this patch to my 2.4.5 linux?
Q2: Which linux2.4.x has this fix?

Q3: Neil released 22 + 3 patches a couple of weeks ago.
       Can I apply these pathes to 2.4.5?

       Which linux 2.4.x will include these fixes?

Q3: The default MAX resync speed is 200M/sec. I am getting about
       10 % of this default speed. Could anyone get it? Could I get
       this average speed when I apply these patches?

Thanks,

Bo



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