Changes from version 0.3 to version 0.4:

- fixed bug in C012-chip detection.
- support for up to 3 B004-boards.
  Boards are searched for at the following i/o addresses: 0x100, 0x150, 0x300
- new device-names: /dev/link0 at major 24, minor 0
		    /dev/link1 at 24, 1
		    /dev/link2 at 24, 2
- enhanced transfer speed. The driver tries to transfer a few bytes at once,
  without calling the schedule() function. The number of bytes transfered is
  defined in b004.h (B004_MAX_BYTES).
  The transfer is now done by an assembler-subroutine. This speeds up transfers
  significiantly on 386 based systems.
- B008 boards are detected. The driver disables the special B008 features to
  ensure that B008 boards work with this driver.
- a manual page has been written by Michael Haardt. Thank you very much!
- Michael Haardt, Peter Eubert and Guideo ??? helped to make this release
  better :-)

This are the changes from version 0.2 to version 0.3:

- higher transfer-rates because the driver uses now the outb/inb commands
  instead of the delayed outb_p/inb_p
- included support for the cserver. See README in transputer/cserver
- the files mem.c and Makefile are no longer needed because the program
  modify modifies your original versions. I did not include a patch
  because patches seem to be less flexible.
- corrected settings for switchchar, boardtype and OS-Version in iserver.h
  The iserver says it's running on a SUN OS/4 machine. Boardtype is now
  B004 and switch char "-" instead of "/".
- the major number of /dev/link has been changed from 31 to 24

I hope most bugs are fixed in version 0.2. The following bugs I remember:

- switching to analyse mode did not work
- iserver's continuing feature after a cntrl-c didn't work
- several iserver features where not implemented

The following things are new in this release (0.2):

- known bugs fixed
- driver needs less processor time
- afserver is included (source & executable)
- iserver is included as an executable
- copy script renamed and included a chmod to allow non superusers reading
  and writing to the link

NOTE: The afserver protocol is not fully implemented because linux is not DOS.
	You will not be allowed to call DOS-interrupts and do direct port-IO
	with this afserver.
