Move:
  smart-config.txt: CONFIG_ aware dependency generator.
    In kbuild

Using the Linux kernel:
  sysrq.txt
    Who maintains this?
    How do you do this on laptop keyboards?  (Can I specify a different combo?)
      Have to hit them almost at the same time.  Repeat or key release confuses it.
    Why not a 2 compliant SAK?  What more would be needed?
  svga.txt
    Video mode selection support
    This is really a kernel command line option
  serial-console.txt:
    Woot.
  SAK.txt - Configuring a Secure Access Key

  sched-stats.txt: Scheduler statistics.
  sched-domains.txt:
    What is a scheduling domain?  This thing DOESN'T SAY.  (I think it's NUMA.)

Development:
  SecurityBugs
  stable_kernel_rules.txt:  for 2.6.x.y releases.
  SubmittingPatches
    Greg KH had stuff on coding style...
  SubmittingDrivers
    Marcello isn't the 2.4 maintainer anymore.
    Andrew Morton's isn't osdl.org anymore
    Licensing: version?
    Lots of interesting links at end...
  SubmitChecklist
  stable_api_nonsense.txt

Tools:
  sparse.txt: using sparse for typechecking

Infrastructure:
  Locking:
    spinlocks.txt - very good, might need updating?
    preempt-locking.txt - Proper locking under a preemptible kernel.
    rt-mutex.txt
    rt-mutex-design.txt
    robust-futexes.txt
      Userspace API.
    robust-futex-ABI.txt
      How does this differ from non-robust futexes?  Is this just general
      futex documentation?
    pi-futex.txt
      Priority Inheritance
      References Documentation/rt-mutex.txt.  Why separate?

  pci:
    pci.txt: How to write Linux PCI drivers
      notes Linux PCI mailing list that's _not_on_vger_.
        linux-pci@atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz
    pci-error-recovery.txt
  pci express:
    PCIEBUS-HOWTO.txt
      What's a PCI Express port?  (Yeah, it's a PCI-PCI bridge.  So's the
      Intel 82801 Mobile PCI Bridge in my laptop.  Can this driver drive
      that chip?  Is this one device or a class of devices?)
    pcieaer-howto.txt

  tty.txt: Is this still current?
  time:
    rtc.txt - Real Time Clock (may need work, how does new time stuff affect?)
      Userspace API.  With example code.
    time_interpolators.txt: How does tickless impact this?  Ask tglx.
      This is a general high-resolution timers API?

  sharedsubtree.txt: part of VFS, really.
  sched-domains, design, coding, arch.
    Yay scheduler.  What's the "domains" stuff, NUMA?  I notice that
    hyper-threaded processors don't need domains.  How about core duo?
    This might need a subdirectory.
  rbtree.txt - ha
  ramdisk.txt - slightly obsolete but not the documentation's fault.
    Can't boot a kernel straight from a floppy anymore.
  prio_tree.c
    Documentation for prio_tree.c's variant of radix-priority-search-tree.
    Indexes vmas.  What is this used for?
  pnp.txt - Linux Plug and Play Documentation
    Legacy API for autoconfiguring ISA and EISA devices, although lots of ISA
    still on modern motherboards.
    Fixme: driverfs became sysfs.
    Protocols: PNPBIOS, ISAPNP, ACPI (is ACPI supported yet?)
    legacy: pnp_find_card(), pnp_find_dev().  These still exist?
  pm.txt - Power Management
    Update?
      APM vs ACPI
      Driver interface "Obsolete do not use"
      System Interface: also "obsolete do not use"


Special purpose weirdness:
  zorro.txt - amiga bus
  voyager.txt - an NCR mainframe from the 1980's.
  tipar.txt: parallel link cable for Texas Instruments graphing calculators.
  sx.txt - specialix SX/SI multiport serial driver
  stallion.txt: another multiport serial driver
  specialix.txt Yet another multiport serial driver
  rocket.txt - RocketPort multiport serial/modem PCI card.
  sonypi.txt: Sony programmable I/O controller driver
  sony-laptop.txt: Sony notebook control driver
  rpc-cache.txt - This is NFS, put in filesystems.
  riscom8.txt - Yet another multiport serial driver.
  README.DAC960 - Driver for Mylex PCI RAID controllers.
  README.cycladesZ - What the heck is a Cyclades-Z?
    One piece of info: Firmware URL
      ftp://ftp.cyclades.com/pub/cyclades/cyclades-z/linux

Goes elsewhere:
  xterm-linux.xpm - doesn't belong here.  This is a graphic.
  logo.txt: Contains one piece of info: http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux/

Merge with other stuff:
  video-output.txt:
    A) useless.
    B) goes under sysfs.
  unshare.txt:
    Documents a syscall.  Section 5 is a man page.
    it's a big fluffy ad.  "We're useful!  Isn't this great!"  SHUT UP!

Turn into config help entries:
  smp.txt:
    Useless.  Maybe extra help text under CONFIG_SMP?
  sgi-visws.txt:
    Should be part of SGI visual workstation config entry (CONFIG_X86_VISWS).
  sgi-ioc4.txt: CONFIG_SGI_IOC4 and friends

Mirrored:
  unicode.txt: an external file, maintained by lanana.org

rt-mutex.txt - What uses this? 
rt-mutex-design.txt