ChangeLog

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2005-12-07 BouKiCHi
	* Improved to get file's status correctly.
	* Using common routines to get timestamp.
	* Improved file listing to display more infomation.

2005-12-05 BouKiCHi
    * fixed number of entries in 1 sector to be calculated.
	* supported backslash in filename of arguments for DOS users.
	* improved to erase last charactor if it's a kind of slash.


2005-12-04 BouKiCHi
	* added a recognizing T98Image HDD image.
	* fixed msxtar breaks up IDE image.
	* improved some routines to compile on MinGW.
	* improved ".." in sub directory to point to root properly.
	* improved to ignore if first charactor in filename is '.'.

2004-07-26 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Extract commands can now extract a list of single
	  files/subdirs as listed on the command line
	  Current implementation is rather restricted in its handling
	  of preceding './' or '/' directory paths
	  it doesn't (correctly) work if you specify them.
	  and using '\' instead of '/' is not handled correctly neither 
	  for the moment

2004-07-15 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Introduced '--bootsector' option

2004-07-14 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Introduced extra '--debug' option for personal purposes :-)
	* Fixed a bug for files greater then one cluster
	  This bug was introduced when adding update support

2004-07-13 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Added the HOW-TO file
	* Added a minimal Makefile

2004-07-12 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Added update support for files
	* Also build checks to verify if a subdir already exists

2004-07-08 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Corrected a limitation in getNextSector
	* Added partition support for update,list and extract commands

2004-07-06 David Heremans <david.heremans@gnu-linux.net>
	* Initial CVS commit. Only size=single,double and ide work,
	  still possible to create twice the same filename in a directory
	  during am image creation, no partition support yet...
	  But good enough for 'normal' usage :-)