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From:	alan@lxorguk.ukuu.org.uk (Alan Cox)
Subject: Linux 2.0.37pre9
To:	linux-kernel@vger.rutgers.edu
Date:	Fri, 26 Mar 1999 19:10:59 +0000 (GMT)



Unless anyone screams too loudly this will become 2.0.37. It should now pass
the JDK multicast tests and generally behave. There are still a couple of
long standing TCP fringe cases I have patches for that are not in 2.0.37.
That is intentional, I'm holding a few patches back for 2.0.38 so that they
can get a long run in when testing.

You need binutils 2.8 or 2.9 to build this kernel tree. 2.7 is not good
enough

	ftp://ftp.*.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/alan/.


Linux 2.0.37pre9

o	Appletalk probe bug				(Jens-Uwe Mager)
o	Further multicast fixes				(me)
	| We should now pass the JDK mcast tests
o	Export fddi symbols				(Christoph Goos)
o	Autoset ARCH, Makefile fix			(Paul Slootman)
o	PCI handling fix				(Thomas Bogendoerfer)
o	PCI2000, PCI2200, PSI240 drivers		(Perceptive Solutions)
o	Our netrom code crashed BPQ			(Tomi Manninen)
	| BPQ doesn't appear to have been fixed in most
	| places. If you run BPQ, you should worry about this 8)
o	Updated DAC960 driver				(Leonard Zubkoff)
o	Updated Adaptec 29xx driver			(Doug Ledford)
o	Assorted minor tweaks/cleanups			(various)

Linux 2.0.37pre8

o	Fixed a small multicast problem			(me)
o	PIII disable serial ID				(me, from Phil Karns
								code)

Linux 2.0.37pre7

o	Fix the floppy driver works for alternate blocks
	of 20 odd days on the Alpha bug			(Paul Slootman)
o	Accept IEE802.3 arps on ethernet		(Volker Dormeyer)
o	Autofs overflow fix 				(H Peter Anvin)
	| backported to 2.0.x
o	Off by one error in block driver		(Rune M. Brinckmeyer)
o	Bridge should be silent if disabled		(Tomasz Motylewski)
o	Another bad ne2k clone added			(Jari Malinen)
o	Wavelan updated					(Jean Tourrilhes)
o	InitIO updates					(Bas)
o	InitIO A100 support				(Initio/Bas)
o	Added Tripace TC-2550 driver 			(Tripace)
	(anyone with a card care to port it to 2.2)

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