R a.out.h	- original
R atomic.h	- original
R bitops.h	- original
i boot.h 	- don't need this
R bugs.h 	- adjusted
R byteorder.h	- original
R cache.h 	- original
R checksum.h	- original
i cobalt.h 	- do we need this? No.
R current.h 	- original
i debugreg.h 	- we don't have hw breakpoints, so we don't need this file
R delay.h 	- origial (used by drivers)
i desc.h 	- not needed, since we don't cope with descriptors
R dma.h 	- original
R fixmap.h	- we don't now about fix-maps, so we don't need this 
  		  (pgtable need  to be adjusted
R floppy.h	- original (used by drivers)
R hardirq.h	- adjusted
i i82489.h	- what is an Apic or an i82489 :), we don't need this 
		  (or rather can't use this)
R ide.h		- original
R init.h	- original
R io.h		- original
R ipc.h		- original
R keyboard.h	- original
i ldt.h		- we don't have ldt's, so we can ignore this file
R linux_logo.h	- original
i lithium.h	- we don't have lithium I/O asic
n locks.h	- not used by Linux 2.2.14
i math_emu.h	- since we run on processors with coprocessor we don't 
		  need a math emulation
R mca_dma.h	- what is a micro channel :), anyway, we just copy it
R md.h		- original
  mmu_context.h	- mayb we can thinkl of a task as an mmu_context, but for 
		  the moment we simply use the i386 version
R mtrr.h	- we ont have access to mtrr registers, therefore we can't
   		  use these definitions/functions
R namei.h	- original
R param.h	- original
R poll.h	- original
R processor.h	- adjusted to L4Linux/x86
R ptrace.h	- done, i386 ptregs adjusted for L4Linux
R scatterlist.h	- original
R semaphore.h	- original, maybe we have to check again later
R serial.h	- original
R siginfo.h	- original
R smp.h		- we don't support SMP
R smplock.h	- we don't support SMP
R softirq.h	-
R spinlock.h	-
R stat.h	- original
R statfs.h	- original
R string.h	- original
i string486.h	- original
R system.h	- 
R termios.h	- original
R termbits.h	- original
  timex.h	- original
R types.h	- original
R uaccess.h	- definitions adjusted for l4/linux, implementation pending
  ucontext.h	- original
  unaligned.h	- original
R user.h	- original
R vga.h		- original
  vm86.h	- we can' support v86 mode, therefore we can't provide 
		  this file.
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R means that this file must be exist in all architectures
i only referenced by i386 architecture
n not used in Linux
