Linux-2.1.127

Linus Torvalds (torvalds@transmeta.com)
Sat, 7 Nov 1998 12:01:39 -0800 (PST)


Ok,
after two fairly hectic weeks for me, 2.1.127 is finally out there.

This kernel does:
- various small but important networking fixes from Davem (thanks). One
of them is the "anti-nagle" bit to allow programs that know what they
are doing to avoid nagling by telling the kernel so. This is mainly
things like Web servers and ftp-servers that can use this option
together with "sendfile()".
- scheduling timeout interface change: the new interface is much more
logical than the old one, and allows us to get the jiffies wrap-around
case right. Thanks to Andrea Arcangeli.
- Various driver updates: specialix, sonycd,
- Memory management fixups. Handle out-of-memory conditions correctly,
and handle high memory load much more gracefully.
- sparc and PowerPC architecture updates
- 3c509 SMP fix, tlan PCI probe update.
- scsi driver updates: ncr53c8xx, aic7xxx, dc390
- filesystem updates: autofs, hfs, umsdos

Go, test, be happy,

Linus

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