# ChangeLog for sys-boot/arcload # Copyright 1999-2009 Gentoo Foundation; Distributed under the GPL v2 # $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/sys-boot/arcload/ChangeLog,v 1.11 2009/03/02 02:21:30 kumba Exp $ 02 Mar 2009; Joshua Kinard +files/arcload-0.50-makefile-targets.patch, +files/arcload-0.50-shut-gcc4x-up.patch, arcload-0.43-r1.ebuild, -arcload-0.50.ebuild, +arcload-0.50-r1.ebuild: Make arcload cross-compilable by altering the Makefile targets, and quiet down gcc-4.x's warnings. Modified ebuild accordingly and fixed minor QA Issues. Changed mips keyword to unstable. *arcload-0.50-r1 (02 Mar 2009) 02 Jul 2007; Piotr Jaroszyński arcload-0.43-r1.ebuild, arcload-0.50.ebuild: (QA) RESTRICT clean up. 05 Sep 2006; Joshua Kinard arcload-0.50.ebuild: Stablize. 09 Apr 2006; Joshua Kinard arcload-0.50.ebuild: Tweak S some to point to the right work directory until upstream fixes the naming of the sourceball. *arcload-0.50 (04 Apr 2006) 04 Apr 2006; Joshua Kinard -arcload-0.5.ebuild, +arcload-0.50.ebuild: Rename arcload-0.5's ebuild to arcload-0.50 so portage actually treats it as an upgrade. Upstream is going to change the filename on their end, but as of now, this hasn't been done. Thus, we have a kludge in place that does the change until upstream changes the source filename. *arcload-0.5 (10 Feb 2006) 10 Feb 2006; Joshua Kinard +arcload-0.5.ebuild: Import newer version of ARCLoad. Now with Filesystem Support. 02 Jan 2006; Joshua Kinard -arcload-0.41.ebuild, arcload-0.43-r1.ebuild: Bump to mips stable, remove 0.41 *arcload-0.43-r1 (15 Oct 2005) 15 Oct 2005; Joshua Kinard +files/arcload-0.43-tweaks1.patch, +arcload-0.43-r1.ebuild, -arcload-0.43.ebuild: Tweaks to arcload; add an identifier to loader/detect.c for R14K cpus, and make detectbaud() return a default of 9600bps in loader/detect.c *arcload-0.43 (11 Sep 2005) 11 Sep 2005; Joshua Kinard +arcload-0.43.ebuild: New version of arcload, the ultimate SGI system bootloader. *arcload-0.41 (12 Jun 2005) 12 Jun 2005; Joshua Kinard +metadata.xml, +arcload-0.41.ebuild: Initial import of what is quite possibly, the best bootloader for SGI Mips systems ever. Supports disk booting of IP22, IP27, IP28, IP30, and IP32 systems.