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Kevin's hard disc.
Also automated version numbering of !Run/!Boot/!Help/AUNMap.

Version 5.42. Tagged as 'Internet-5_42'

Added freebsd disclaimer to !Help
added gethost produced from sources
Deleted ANT gethost and host binaries
Added useful help to all the utilities

Version 5.39. Tagged as 'Internet-5_39'

Added a MimeMap file to the disc resources.
New sprites added.
As featured on the disc image accompanying RISC OS 5.00

Version 5.38. Tagged as 'Internet-5_38'

Detail:
    * Updated the resources to include the current !Boot and the CopyLocal script
  * Adjusted the Makefile so STB builds also include the 'Pong' tool
Admin:
  Builds correctly.

Version 5.35. Tagged as 'Internet-5_35'

Detail:
    Amu would complain about the nesting in this component. This is due to a
bugfix in the latest version of amu (5.13) that means that macro expansion
works correctly. Fixed the makefile so that we do not get recursive macro
expansion.

Admin:
    Tested in a 32-bit Lazarus build.

Version 5.33. Tagged as 'Internet-5_33'

Version 5.30. Tagged as 'Internet-5_30'

Detail
  * Removed Resources/STB400/UK/!Run & !Help as they are no longer exported
    in the Baseline.
  * Added Resources/STB400/UK/!Boot.
Admin
  * Changes only affect install: builds with OPTIONS=STB set.  Tested on
    baseline build BL400UK (checkin to follow).

Detail:
  IPVars sets 6 variables per active interface.
  For interface ei0, you get:
    Inet$ei0$Addr       - IP Address
    Inet$ei0$Mask       - IP Subnet mask
    Inet$ei0$Host       - Host portion of address
    Inet$ei0$Network    - Network portion of address
    Inet$ei0$Broadcast  - Broadcast address for interface
    Inet$ei0$MAC        - MAC address of interface
Admin:
  Work done for STB-400.

  OPTIONS=STB is passed into the makefile this is built, otherwise the
  normal disc build is built.  Makefile expects Resources.<UserIF>.<Locale>
  to contain !Boot, !Run etc.  Not checked in yet.
* Added !MkInstSTB.
* Tested building STB and original builds.

Added for STB400 Baseline.

MTrace would occasionally close someone else's socket.

* Removed binaries which can now be rebuilt from imported sources.  (The old binaries are still available if you extract them explicitly, of course)

* Added externally supplied binaries of Host and GetHost (which we are
  shipping on J233) for reference.