>  - mach-voyager: obsolete.

You just have to convince James @)

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>  - mach-es7000: on the way out - latest ES7000's are generic.

That would mean dropping support for prev-gen es7000 which are not that
old actually (only a few years). But I think with a little effort the 
old es7000 code could be fit into the generic architecture. It is not
that far away from a normal PC.

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>  - mach-rdc321x: it's being de-sub-architectured. It's about one patch 
>                  away from becoming a non-subarch.

mach-numaq (not in arch, but spread out all over the port) 
	I hear there are only a one or two machines running left.
	Unfortunately they are in test.kernel.org, but hopefully
	they will die soon.
	NUMAQ has quite a lot of ugly ifdefs and special cases that would be 
	great to eliminate

mach-bigsmp/mach-summit (also in asm only)
	obsolete, should be deprecated for mach-generic
	(just generic currently pulls in code from them)
	A good first step would be to just disable the separate CONFIG
	options and only allow using them through generic.

-Andi

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