Run these with "bash" not "sh" since they use bash-only features disabled
when newer versions of bash are invoked as "sh".

modify top-level lnet/include/libcfs/libcfs.h,kp30.h,portals_utils.h
files to conditionally include header files for solaris port.

create Solaris port files and shared posix-*.[ch] files for both
Linux and Solaris ports.

The posix-*.[ch] files are currently noop
(posix threads API calls should be added there).

Add inode nr_unused refcount patch to kernel series.
b=12203, b=12181
i=green (original patch), i=shadow

Add separator.

r=alex@clusterfs.com

Allow user-level OST build. This patch adds --enable-uoss configure switch, .am
files are modified to include OST and obdfilter subdirectories in user-level
build pass, lustre/ost/ost_main.c (a stub file) added.

Add ll_getstripe_info to .cvsignore

Fix whitespace in patch context.

Add ChangeLog entries.
b=9332
b=10088

Use EXT4_ for feature flag instead of EXT3_ to match upstream.
b=10651

Fix patch to apply equally well without obsolete ext3-san-jdike-*.patch.
b=11725

Rename ext3-disable-write-barrier-by-default-2.6-sles10.patch so it will
be included in tarballs produced on RHEL 4 systems.

b=12224
i=adilger
i=nathan

According to shadow's advice, move BRW_WRITE check for grant to the right place
to avoid cl_loi_list_lock for read.
b:11662
r:adilger,green

b=10802

b:12123
Check if a directory has children when invalidating dentries
associated with an inode during lock cancellation.  This fixes
an incorrect ENOENT sometimes seen for valid filehandles during
testing with dbench.
r:green
r:shadow

b:11662
Fix grant leak that caused OST crashes.
r:adilger
r:green

This patch was not applying due to some whitespace changes made in ext3-nlinks-2.6.9.patch by Andreas.
I have modified the nanosecond patch to reflect the changes.

Description: data loss for recently-modified files
Details    : In some cases it is possible that recently written or created
	     files may not be written to disk in a timely manner (this should
	     normally be within 30s unless client IO load is very high).
	     The problem appears as zero-length files or files that are a
	     multiple of 1MB in size after a client crash or client eviction
	     that are missing data at the end of the file.

	     This problem is more likely to be hit on clients where files are
	     repeatedly created and unlinked in the same directory, clients
	     have a large amount of RAM, have many CPUs, the filesystem has
	     many OSTs, the clients are rebooted frequently, and/or the files
	     are not accessed by other nodes after being written.

	     The presence of the problem can be detected by looking at
	     /proc/sys/fs/inode-state.  If the first number (nr_inodes) is
	     smaller than the second (nr_unused) then dirty files will not
	     be flushed automatically to disk.  "sync; sleep 10" should be
	     run several times on the node before unmounting it to update
	     Lustre (this is also safe to run on nodes without this problem).

	     There is also a related kernel bug in the RHEL4 4 2.6.9 kernel
	     that can cause this same problem, so customers using that kernel
	     also need to update the kernel in addition to Lustre.  In order
	     to properly fix this bug, the RHEL3 2.4.21 kernel is also updated.

	     It is normal that files written just before a client crash (less
	     than 30s) may not yet have been flushed to disk, even for local
	     filesystems.
i=green(original patch), i=shadow
b=12181, b=12203

Wrap lines at 80 columns.

Use EXT4_FEATURE_RO_COMPAT_DIR_NLINK to match upstream e2fsprogs.
b=3244

Change FMODE_EXEC declaration to match upstream kernel.
Don't conflict with FMODE_LSEEK in RHEL4 case.
b=11248

Clarify ChangeLog comment.
b=10651

-   landing 12237 fix from atchley@myri.com.

to unhash it or make it invalid.

b=11970
i=green
i=wangdi

timeout.

b=11203
i=green
i=adilger

other tests run. For example runtest.sh, replay-single.sh

b=10802
i=adilger
i=green

Update e2fsprogs version.

Name of the patch file and the name in the series did not match. Correcting that.

i=Andreas Dilger

Description: Addition of nanosecond timestamps.

The nanosecond patches have been added to both the ldiskfs and ldiskfs2 series
 for 2.6.5-sles9, 2.6.9-rhel4, 2.6.16-sles10, and 2.6.18-vanilla.

Merge from b_release_1_4_11: update ChangeLogs and version; add missing
ChangeLog entries from 1.4.11.

b=10957

Renamed all files to remove .sh and .pl. Fixed .spec file

Renaming

b=10957

Fixes to path

b=10957

Updated to reflect review.

This patch corrected these bugs.
b=12190

Format ldiskfs2 backing filesystems with uninit_groups.

b=11981
i=adilger
i=alex