Two new patches have been uploaded that fix significant bugs.
Please use the NEW patches (with "-2" appended to the filename) instead. 

	2.5.23-rmap-2:  rmap on top of the 2.5.23 VM
		- make pte_chain_lock() and pte_chain_unlock() 
		  preempt-safe  (thanks to wli for pointing this out)


	2.5.23-rmap13b-2:  Rik's full rmap patch, applied to 2.5.23
		- make pte_chain_lock() and pte_chain_unlock()         
                  preempt-safe	(thanks to wli for pointing this out)

		- allow an SMP kernel to boot!  Change 
		  spin_lock(&mapping->page_lock) invocations to either
		  read_lock() or write_lock().  This alters drop_behind()
		  in readahead.c, and reclaim_page() in vmscan.c.

		- keep page_launder_zone from blocking on recently written 
		  data by putting clustered writeback pages back at the 
		  beginning of the inactive dirty list.  This touches 
		  mm/page-writeback.c and fs/mpage.c

		- back out akpm's read-latency2 changes at his suggestion, 
		  it's distracting to the issue of evaluating rmap.  We 
		  are now using the unmodified 2.5.23 IO scheduler. 


							-CK (19 Jun 2002)

UPDATE:  2.5.24 is out, and patches are available with these fixes in 
	 the 2.5.24 directory.  Have fun, and let me know if anything 
	 breaks!

							-CK (20 Jun 2002)