-0.4.8 (??/??/2012):
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+0.5.0 (12/5/2012):
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+
+- Changed refind.conf-sample to uncomment the scan_all_linux_kernels
+ option by default. If this option is deleted or commented out, the
+ program default remains to not scan all Linux kernels; but with
+ increasing numbers of distributions shipping with kernels that include
+ EFI stub loader support, setting the configuration file default to scan
+ for them makes sense.
+
+- Modified the "resolution" token so that it affects text mode as well
+ as graphics mode. On my systems, though, the actual text area is still
+ restricted to an 80x25 area. (This seems to be a firmware limitation; my
+ EFI shells are also so limited.)
+
+- Fixed a bug that caused the options line editor to blank out lines that
+ were not actually edited.
+
+- Added support for using Matthew Garrett's Shim program and its Machine
+ Owner Keys (MOKs) to extend Secure Boot capabilities. If rEFInd is
+ launched from Shim on a computer with Secure Boot active, rEFInd will
+ launch programs signed with either a standard UEFI Secure Boot key or a
+ MOK. For the moment, this feature works only on x86-64 systems.
+
+- Added new "dont_scan_files" (aka "don't_scan_files") token for
+ refind.conf. The effect is similar to dont_scan_dirs, but it creates a
+ blacklist of filenames within directories rather than directory names.
+ I'm initially using it to place shim.efi and MokManager.efi in the
+ blacklist to keep these programs out of the OS list. (MokManager.efi is
+ scanned separately as a tool; see below.) I've moved checks for
+ ebounce.efi, GraphicsConsole.efi, and TextMode.efi to this list. (These
+ three had previously been blacklisted by hard-coding in ScanLoaderDir().)
- Added the directory from which rEFInd launched to dont_scan_dirs. This
works around a bug in which rEFInd would show itself as a bogus Windows
entry if it's installed as EFI/Microsoft/boot/bootmgfw.efi.
- Added support for launching MokManager.efi for managing the Machine Owner
- Keys (MOKs) maintained by the Shim boot loader developed by Fedora and
- SUSE.
+ Keys (MOKs) maintained by the shim boot loader developed by Fedora and
+ SUSE. This program is scanned and presented as a second-row tool.
- Added support for Apple's Recovery HD partition: If it's detected, a new
icon appears on the second row. This icon can be removed by explicitly