-0.7.0 (?/??/2013):
+0.7.1 (?/??/2013):
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-- Added a cache to all the filesystem drivers except for ext2fs. This cache
- greatly improves performance in VirtualBox, and offers modest performance
- improvements on a few "real" computers. The ext2fs driver loads blocks in
- a strange non-linear fashion that causes the cache to degrade
- performance, so I've disabled the cache for ext2fs. (Ext4fs doesn't
- suffer from this problem.)
+- Fixed build problem with recent development versions of EDK2.
+
+- Added scan for Boot Repair's backup of the Windows boot loader
+ (bkpbootmgfw.efi). If found, give separate entries for it and for
+ bootmgfw.efi, each with its own descriptive text label.
+
+0.7.0 (6/27/2013):
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+
+- Added Btrfs signature to rEFInd, so that it can identify the filesystem
+ type for volumes that lack labels.
+
+- Changed some critical filesystem driver pointers from 32-bit to 64-bit.
+ This *SHOULD* enable use of over-2TiB filesystems (for those filesystems
+ that support such large volumes). This capability is largely untested,
+ though.
+
+- Added a cache to the filesystem driver core, and therefore to all the
+ filesystem drivers. This cache greatly improves performance in
+ VirtualBox, and offers modest performance improvements on a few "real"
+ computers. The most dramatic improvement is on ext2/3fs under VirtualBox:
+ Loading a kernel and initrd used to take ~200 seconds on my system, but
+ now takes ~3 seconds! On most "real" hardware, the improvement is much
+ less dramatic -- an improvement of a second or less, presumably because
+ of cacheing within the EFI or on the hard disk itself.
- Filter boot loaders based on a test of their validity; keeps out Linux
kernels without EFI stub loader code, loaders for the wrong architecture,