Paul Kreiner's <deacon at thedeacon.org> current patch-list for linux-2.4.21,
as of August 2003.  These are all relatively stable patches that should be
useful for both server and workstation systems.

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Following is the order of applying patches to the 2.4.21-vanilla kernel source:

1)  extfs-update-2.4.21.gz
    Upgrades ext2/3 to include the Orlov allocator algorithm and H-Tree
    directory hashing.

2)  2.4.21-i2c-2.8.0-patch.gz	
    The bulk of I2C-2.8.0 code (for sensors-detect).

3)  2.4.21-scx-2.8.0-patch.gz
    Compilation fix for I2C-2.8.0 (SCX sensor code).

4)  2.4.21-sensors-2.8.0-patch.gz
    Compilation fix for I2C-2.8.0.

5)  grsecurity-1.9.11-2.4.21.patch.gz
    GRSecurity patch for linux-2.4.21.

6)  iptables-1.2.8-extras_linux-2.4.21.patch.gz
    IPTables 1.2.8, plus as many useful POM modules as possible, without
    breaking the compile.

7)  netdev-random-all-2.4.21.patch.gz
    Allows network devices to contribute to the kernel entropy pool.
    Very useful on a headless box that wouldn't otherwise generate much
    entropy from the usual sources (keyboard/disk IO, etc).
 
8)  pentium34-compile-update-2.4.21.patch.gz
    Adds GCC 3.x "-march=" compiler flags to optimize compilation for
    modern CPUs.

9)  ftpfs-2.4.21.patch.gz
    The FTP file system.

10) ntfs-ng.2.4.21.patch.gz
    NTFS-ng.  The next generation rewrite of in-kernel NTFS support.  Much
    better code than what's in the vanilla kernel tree.

11) superfreeswan-1.99.8-linux-2.4.21.patch.gz
    Freeswan-1.99 patched with various "extra" usefulness.

12) ext23_jfs_reiser_ACL.2.4.21.patch.gz
    Add ACL support to ext2/3, JFS, and ReiserFS.

13) amd-cpucool-linux-2.4.21.patch.gz
    Add support for AMD's CPU cooling capabilities (similar to SpeedStep
    on the Intel platform).

14) cpufreq-and-speedstep_linux-2.4.21.patch.gz
    Add /proc support for adjusting CPU speed on the fly, and support
    for Intel's SpeedStep CPU cooling capabilities.