sysgen reads DEC Qbus or UNIBUS device names from standard input,
assigns CSR addresses and interrupt vectors to the devices according
to the DEC standard algorithm for auto-configuration, and prints
the resulting list of allocations to standard output.
The program attempts to conform to the CONFIG command of the VMS
SYSGEN program, but has simplified output. Specifically, it does
not print information about VMS device naming and support.
<wolfgang@wsrcc.com>. Changes include:
o Created new 'toshiba' driver for 'read-toc'/'read-cd' with Toshiba
CD-ROM drives.
o Added full multi session support to the 'cdd2600' driver.
o CD-TEXT is written without any copy protection flags now.
o Added CDDB access to add title and artist data as CD-TEXT to an
existing toc-file. The direct cddbp and the http encapsulated protocol
is supported.
o Added support to better handle disks written in track-at-once mode with
'read-cd' and 'read-toc' (see options --tao-source and --tao-source-adjust).
o Fixed bug that prevented recording of pure data CDs with the recent HP
and Sony recorder models in single session mode.
For multi session mode the restrictions mentioned in the README are
still valid.
o Fixed 'unit not ready' problems after writing with the 'generic-mmc'
and 'generic-mmc-raw' driver.
o Toc-files with tracks that are shorter than 4 seconds will be recorded
if option '--force' is given.
o Some of the command line options are now saved to a settings file
"$HOME/.cdrdao" if option '--save' is given.
o The driver database is now kept in an external file so it is possible
to update the database between the cdrdao releases. Actual driver
database files will be available from
http://cdrdao.sourceforge.net/drives.html#dt
o Added new option '--keepimage' which keeps the created image file after
the command 'copy' finishes.
o Fixed bug in CD-TEXT reading code: CD-TEXT fields with empty strings were
only read for the first track.
o Driver 'generic-mmc': If the power calibration fails the recording process
will be aborted now.
o Driver 'generic-mmc-raw': Added explicit power calibration.
doesn't enable any functionality. It is here as a marker, so people building
binary packages know that these packages have version-specific features
that would make them incompatible with other point releases.. (such as
LKM's)
StrongARM rev2 problems
It attempts to identify the instructions that will cause problems
and moves them to a safe location. The "safe" location is final
page of the text (code) segment of the executable, which normally
has some spare bytes before the start of the data segment. Having
moved the instruction, it then puts a branch to the new location
where the old instruction used to be so that things will continue
to work.
BUGFIXES:
* hu.po update (narancs1@externet.hu)
* es.po update (Gorka Olaizola <olsago@jet.es>)
* added some checks that make sure the supplied image name is really a
image and not just a directory as it seems to confuse people...
* file selection loading for renamed files now works
* CFLAGS was ignored by the generated src/Makefile. "oops."
* added a few gtk_main_iteration() calls
NEWS:
* config option for multisession and multisession path by Sacha Arnoud
<Sacha.Arnoud@france.sun.com>)
* test of multisesssion cd validity (based on a patch by Sacha Arnoud
<Sacha.Arnoud@france.sun.com>) (atm Linux specific), can be turned off
with a config option
* Added eject/close cd-r to the File menu (based on a patch by Hayden James
<hjames@stevens-tech.edu>)
* added a driveropts=burnproofs option
* added support for cdrecord's -waiti option, thus enabeling the making
of all sessions on a multisession cd on-the-fly
* The display can now be lozenge-shaped (the way a real lava lamp
is). This is controlled by the "lozenge" resource.
* FreeBSD now drops setgid privileges.
* Fixed bugs in handling .lavapsrc files.
* In some cases lavaps would go into infinite blob growth or shrinkage.
* Process control (nice, renice, kill) added.
* Some of the "halo" around lozenge windows fixed.
* Dependence on an external ``whoami'' program removed.
* Process name added to proc menu.
* Handling of window decorations (the ``halo'' bug) mostly cleaned up.
* Shaped windows can now be disabled completely.
* Fix for the "infinite growth on start" bug that occurred if no
geometry was specified.
means it can only handle offsets up to a certain size, and can fail
to work in large programs. Compiling -fPIC allows larger offsets
and should permit large programs to function.
This package allows most of pkgsrc on NetBSD/sparc 1.4.x systems.
XXX I *think* that libtool needs to be rebuilt after installing this!
can either be defined or not. This governs the installation of the
floppyd binary in the mtools package. The floppyd program needs
the SM and ICE libs from the X11 distribution to link (floppyd's
authorisation model to enable remote access to floppy drives closely
resembles that of X11's xauth model). Modify the mtools Makefile
accordingly.
