Conflicts:

	extlinux/extlinux.c

Initial support for the auxillary data vector, a storage mechanism
intended to support boot-once and similar features.

Add support for thunking cdecl/stdcall-style 16-bit functions which
pass parameters on the stack.  This is necessary in order to be able
to call PnPBIOS functions without using the (rather scary) PM
interface.

The $PnP probe has been found to lock up at least one machine for
reasons unknown.  Drop it; instead, burn the extra few bytes in the
bootsector to save away ES:DI for later restore.

Add support for sha256crypt and sha512crypt to the library.  Not yet
included in the menu system, need to decide if it's worth 10K or if
the code can be realistically compacted.

A bunch of glibc header files were bogusly included.  We should not
depend on having a 32-bit glibc installed, since we don't use it.

This patch
- add a new pci_dev_info structure :
    It contains additional informations about the pci devices like
    the product/vendor name and the associated linux kernel module

- add a get_name_from_pci_ids() function in pci/scan.c
    This function reads a pci.ids file from the boot device.
    Then it assign for each pci device, its vendor/product name.
    You just have to put this file in the root directory of your
     isolinux/pxelinux (i.e the root directory of your tfptboot server
    if you are using pxelinux).

- add a get_module_name_from_pci_ids() function in pci/scan.c
    This function reads a modules.pcimap file from the boot device.
    Then it assign for each pci_device its linux kernel module.
    You just have to put this file in the root directory of your
     isolinux/pxelinux (i.e the root directory of your tfptboot server
    if you are using pxelinux).

- Add a call to get_name_from_pci_ids() into the pcitest COM32 module
- Add a call to get_module_name_from_pci_ids() into the pcitest COM32 module

- Fixing typedef struct { ... } s_pci...; by struct pci... {};
- Improving comments
- Fixing the memory allocation to prevent leaks

With this patch, pcitest.c32 act like lspci plus a bonus by displaying
the linux kernel module assiocated to each pci device.

Signed-off-by:Erwan Velu <erwan.velu@free.fr>
Signed-off-by: H. Peter Anvin <hpa@zytor.com>