Fix a toolchain issue related to whitespace in assembly

Makes the assembly code compile in GCC 4.7.x

Change-Id: I8fdac54cf9d038b4ddc672d8966c2a0230809c92
Add S5P-JPEG device support

* Update machine init file to add s5p jpeg device
* Update Kconfig file to select S5P_DEV_JPEG support
* Update defconfig to select by default JPEG support

Change-Id: Ic8626084111f502c454bda3842410acd80bf096e
Revert "Add S5P-JPEG device support"

This reverts commit c863ee4e7c27c01a66dc9346c60bf749961050c2.
Usersland is not ready.

Change-Id: I6fa0472cd6e9416cf05827ce660c4e566c37a464
Adds support for NFS and mounting the root over NFS

Change-Id: Iaaf48497151bba03fe98d3d8a948d2c017048d57
s5p-mfc: Fix a kernel crash if vidioc_g_fmt is called before _s_fmt

If that is done, ctx->src_fmt is not set, and we dereference a NULL
pointer.

Change-Id: I4abbc0ddbd3d0bb046939d55da5c4042fde6f52e
mm: Don't put CMA Pages on per-cpu lists

Author: Laura Abbottt - lauraa@codeaurora.org

When freeing zero order pages, CMA pages are treated the same as regular
movable pages. This means CMA pages are likely to be allocated for something
other than contiguous memory. This patch frees CMA pages directly.

http://lists.linaro.org/pipermail/linaro-mm-sig/2012-June/002093.html

Change-Id: I07b285121a7d4110a4e7fda1509e037e19607ea9
mm: Don't replace lowmem pages with highmem.

Author: Laura Abbott

The filesystem layer expects pages in the block device's mapping
to not be in highmem, but CMA can currently replace lowmem pages
with highmem. Replace only highmem pages with highmem.

http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1207.0/01984.html

Change-Id: I08b45fc93c25811b8d77c0f595fae77f895c4829
defconfig: Add highmem to default again

Change-Id: I100c69057cb6bbd73810e8a4ee09cb8d0cd8129c