Fix Bluetooth Low Power Mode by removing Atlas-specific RFKILL modifications
Add Android 4.1.2 toolchain to kernel baseline for ease-of-use with newew builds
Replace sec_jack driver with the more generic Samsung implementation used by other projects; modify to support power management as well as the proper GPIO handling for headsets with SENDEND buttons on them
Synchronize atlas-console_defconfig with previous changes made to atlas_defconfig
Fix unbalanced enable_irq_wake call in sec_jack; clean up some unneeded fields in sec_jack platform data
Apply Dmitry Shmidt's fix for Wifi power on issues for some devices; adds extra time for the WLAN_BT device and SDIO to become ready.  Also removes now unused entries for old Atlas bt_sleep rfkill device from mach-atlas
Enable TUN to allow bluetooth tethering to work again
Remove Atlas-based power management from sec_jack; it made absolutely no difference on battery life and may be responsible for an infrequent inability to resume from suspend since I put it in there
fsa9480: fix problem with manual switching to dock device causing an inability to access other USB modes after a reboot by resetting the switch to AUTO when the device is undocked and also when it's being initialized on boot.  Also includes enhancements to interrupt handling and suspend/resume taken from Cyanogenmod's Aries kernel driver
Enable FUSE filesystem support
Add a simple dock_overrides_a2dp setting to the samsung_param device to allow AtlasParts and the audio policy HAL to communicate about it without needing root access or hacking around
Atlas WM8994 codec fixes
Apply same MUTE path to devices HP and HP_NO_MIC
Back-port UHID support from Linux 3.x
Update BCMDHD driver using tuna/toro source; seems to have marginal performance improvements in high-CPU usage situations?
Bounce the orientationd service during startup to make the compass device available more quickly
Revert "Bounce the orientationd service during startup to make the compass device available more quickly"

This reverts commit 515952d5aa02e0f1f97f89b4dbb0b1017f770515.
Add 1.4GHz overclock option
No BMA023 here, move along
Rework and clean up KR3DH accelerometer driver; main benefits are the use of i2c_transfer to read all axis data in one operation to significantly reduce the CPU load and giving the driver it's own workqueue so those measurements won't block the kernel-global workqueue