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  Zip drives to work.
Detail:
  - Now supports the IMM protocol, as used by the latest Iomega drives
    (Zip Plus, 250 etc.).  PPADriver has enough intelligence to swap
    protocols between PPA/IMM depending on the drive currently connected.
  - SWI PPADriver_Reset has been added to PPADriver.  This SWI sends a
    reset pulse to the Zip drive, returning it to a known state.  The SWI
    makes no judgement to which protocol is in use (in case the drive is
    in such a state that the protocol can not be deduced) so both
    protocols are used - PPA followed by IMM.
  - The service call Service_PreReset is now caught and the SWI
    PPADriver_Reset is called.  The same SWI is also called in the module
    initialisation.  These should help reduce disc trashing.
  - If a non-PPA or non-IMM drive (or no drive at all) is connected, the
    module realises that it cannot communicate and therefore does not
    attempt to communicate.  This...

Detail:
    For years IZipFS and PPADriverJ have been binary exports in the Boot
component. Now we are moving to a 32-bit world, we need to have both 26 and
32 bit compatible versions. Rather than have two binaries in CVS (and have
the normal hassles of keeping them up to date), PPADriverJ has been altered so that if you pass in the flags
      -options TYPE=install RES=!Boot.Modules it will install the built
module to the given directory during the resources phase. If there is no TYPE
flag then the component will build as normal.

Admin:
    Tested in a Lazarus 32-bit build.

Version 1.00, 1.2.2.3. Tagged as 'PPADriverJ-1_00-1_2_2_3'

Admin:
  Tested on desktop machine, no longer crashes.

Version 1.00, 1.2.2.2. Tagged as 'PPADriverJ-1_00-1_2_2_2'

Detail:
  First attempt at making this module 32-bit compatible.  Only a couple
    of bug fixes, the main one being that if the OS_Module call fails
    during module initialisation, it now returns with V set instead of
    F set (the FIQ disable bit).
Admin:
  Built (26-bit and 32-bit)
  Not tested.

Version 1.00, 1.2.2.1. Tagged as 'PPADriverJ-1_00-1_2_2_1'

Our version doesn't attempt to mess with the CC TurboDrivers. This reduces
system load (so my game of Cataclysm doesn't judder :) and will stop all
those "SWI &41446 not known" errors popping up.

Version 1.00. Tagged as 'PPADriverJ-1_00'

AcornHdr is to allow author to build from same sources.