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Version 1.24 - 20 May 2011, by tmb

- devices.pl: call mknod directly
- list.xml: add btrfs tools to the image
- list.xml: fix XSLoader path

Version 1.23 - 06 April 2011, by Dmorgan

- Fix function names ( Bug #651 )

Version 1.22 - 24 February 2011, by Pascal "pterjan" Terjan

- cleaning for Mageia import
- include /etc/netconfig (needed by mount.nfs)

Version 1.18 - 13 April 2010, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- image restore script: use blkid instead of deprecated vol_id

Version 1.17 - 12 April 2010, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- Handle LVM (#44723)
- image restore script: handle hybrid images (by matching main device)

Version 1.16 - 9 October 2009, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- work both with squashfs 3 and 4
- image restore script (from Paulo Ricardo Zanoni):
  o re-read partition table after writing image
  o do not extend / to the end of the disk, it overlaps with swap
    partition
- do not make de-latin1 keymap a symlink/include loop (#45109)
- use extipl from /usr/lib/extipl on x86_64 too
  (to fix restore_ms_boot, hardcoding this path)

Version 1.15 - 3 September 2009, by Thierry Vignaud

- add back dumpe2fs
- run /oem-rescue.sh if oem option is present on cmdline
- allow to specify main partition in the restore config file
  (MAIN_PART_NUMBER), if there is a restore partition at beginning of
  disk
- load ext4 module (#48816)
- use blkid instead of vol_id which we no longer ship

Version 1.14 - 27 May 2009, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- adapt to new extipl location in x86_64
- adapt to new magic.mgc location

Version 1.13 - 27 May 2009, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- include various commands
- image restore script:
  o better estimate of image dump progression
  o fix detecting multiple partitions to avoid win32 detection
  o fix guessing extension when filename contains a dot

Version 1.12 - 20 February 2009, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- image restore script:
  o add swap partition
  o use a minimum size for disks to be detected (Caio)
  o resize Windows partitions if needed (Caio)
- Flash rescue:
  o add support for Flash 2009
  o try to load squashfs-lzma too
  o handle path to lzma distrib loopbacks
- fix build:
  o do not include dead parsehdlist
  o do not include dead rpm helpers

Version 1.11 - 25 September 2008, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- add image restoration scripts ("restore" command line parameter)

Version 1.10 - 25 April 2008, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- fix "Mounting other partitions from fstab" which use UUID=xxx
- fix build with latest file package, which only includes the
  precompiled magic file

Version 1.9 - 10 March 2008, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- handle ntfs-3g in fstab
- add missing modalias files (#38690)

Version 1.8 - 28 February 2008, by Olivier "blino" Blin

- support new modules location (#38207)
- adapt to perl 5.10
- fix build (fix a workaround in partimage_whole_disk)

Version 1.7 - 25 September 2007, by Pascal "Pixel" Rigaux

- add mount.nfs binary (since mount doesn't handle nfs fs anymore)

Version 1.6 - 8 August 2007, by Pascal "Pixel" Rigaux

- adapt to new libldetect together with drakx-installer-images 1.13
- loadkeys file:
  o handle new "kbd" rpm which have .map files instead of .kmap
  o don't skip fr_CH-latin1
  o handle "fr_CH"-like short names
- remove rescuept (use testdisk instead, which is much nicer)

Version 1.5 - 9 July 2007, by Pascal "Pixel" Rigaux

- add /etc/mke2fs.conf in order to format ext3fs with 4k blocks (#27377)
- add "mkfs.ext3" which is no more equivalent to "mkfs.ext2 -J"
  (eg: dir_index & resize_inode features)

Version 1.4 - 4 April 2007, by Pascal "Pixel" Rigaux

- zcat and gunzip can't be symlinks anymore, they are scripts