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Previous changes were untagged, but incrementing the version number gives
us a tag we can associate with the official RISC OS 5.16 release.

Version 3.36. Tagged as 'ADFS-3_36'

Detail:
  CPU version is no longer specified in the makefile - it's better to inherit
  it from the build environment now that we actually set it appropriately.
Admin:
  Not tested. Binary should be unchanged - this only affects the warnings
  generated during assembly.

Version 3.35. Not tagged

Detail:
  Uses suffixed file extensions for compatiblity with both objasm and asasm.
Admin:
  Supplied by Peter Naulls, tested at ROOL

Version 3.35. Not tagged

The makefile's ability to create the tokenised help file hadn't recovered since it was changed to use the shared makefiles.

* Selects PIO/DMA/Ultra DMA modes appropriate for each device.
* DMA support added to ADFS_IDEUserOp, but not yet ADFS_ATAPIOp.
* WinIDEMaxSectorsPerTransfer increased to 256.
* Floppy driver reattaches to DMA Manager if it's reinitialised.

Version 3.35. Tagged as 'ADFS-3_35'

First bits of DMA support: reads bus master information from the HAL and uses it to create a set of DMA "HAL" devices for use by the DMA Manager.

Also responds to Service_ModulePostInit for the DMA Manager to reregister
(currently only the floppy) DMA channel(s).

Version 3.34. Not tagged

* New FileCore error passing scheme supported.
* PCI floppy support functional.
* 48-bit LBA support added for ADFS_IDEUserOp and accessing beyond the
  first 128GB of a drive - not thoroughly tested.
* IDE autodetection improved

Version 3.34. Tagged as 'ADFS-3_34'

Hard disc functional, but PIO mode only. Don't go near the floppy.

Version 3.33. Not tagged

Detail:
  The problem was in the API definition of the scatter lists used in
  background data transfer. These consist of a sequence of word pairs,
  holding addresses and lengths; any negative (ie top-bit-set) address word
  is defined to mean that the list continues at an location that is offset
  by that amount. To get around this, the check is now made not on whether
  the address word is negative, but on whether it is equal to or greater
  than (less negative than) &FFFF0000. This means that accesses to these
  addresses will still fail, but such addresses should be reserved for
  system use anyway.
Admin:
  Tested briefly.

Version 3.33. Tagged as 'ADFS-3_33'

Detail:
  The Ursula_RiscPC branch contained version 3.30 of ADFS, which had
  minimal updates for Ursula, such as the service call table. This
  version, incorporating changes on the Ursula branch up to
  the Ursula_RiscPC_bp tag, is now merged on to the trunk as 3.32.
  This leaves version 3.31 on the Ursula branch, unmerged. This contains
  unfinished support for auto-detection of IDE drives and support for
  Phoebe hardware.

Version 3.32. Tagged as 'ADFS-3_32'

Sprout from master 1996-11-21 12:28:07 UTC Neil Turton <nturton@gitlab.riscosopen.org> 'Initial revision'
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