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On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Andrew Morton wrote:

> Were any cleanups made which were not also applicable as standalone things
> to mainline?

Ahh. I think I know what you mean. The current patchset is for performance 
testing against mainline. Lets first cover the bases and then see where 
we go. It is not against mm. I will submit pieces to mm depending on the 
outcome of our discussions.