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List: linux-kernel
Subject: Linus 2.6.30-rc3
From: Linus Torvalds <torvalds () linux-foundation ! org>
Date: 2009-04-22 3:27:57

Another week, another -rc.

The patch is even bigger, since we ended up doing the renaming of the m32r
header files (last architecture to use the old include/asm-xyz format) and
the caiaq sound driver also renamed it's files. And this time I actually
checked that my patches are old-style patches without git rename
information, so they should all apply properly on the first try!

But apart from that, there shouldn't be a lot of huge excitement. Things
do seem to be calming down, knock wood.

The diffstat really shows lots of small one-liners and two-liners,
although there are areas that are getting bigger patches (ignoring the
bulky but uninteresting arm defconfig updates): some x86 updates, some
block IO scheduling fixes, splice cleanups and fixes, and a number of
driver changes (sound, networking, staging, usb).

CIFS and btrfs updates also show up pretty clearly.

And hopefully all the embarrassing and trivial regressions get fixed.

Which leaves us the more interesting ones, and making us ask people to
test more, of course.

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