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-0.3.5 (?/??/2012):
+0.4.3 (?/??/2012):
 ------------------
 
+- rEFInd now supports compilation using the TianoCore UDK2010/EDK2
+  development kit in addition to GNU-EFI.
+
+- Added new "use_graphics_for" option to control which OSes to boot in
+  graphics mode. (This effect lasts for a fraction of a second on most
+  systems, since the boot loader that rEFInd launches is likely to set
+  graphics or text mode itself.)
+
+- Filesystem drivers now work on EFI 1.x systems, such as Macs.
+
+- Removed "linux.conf" as a valid alternative name for "refind_linux.conf"
+  for holding Linux kernel options. The kernel developers plan to use
+  "linux.conf" themselves.
+
+0.4.2 (6/3/2012):
+-----------------
+
+- Added a message to install.sh when run on Macs to remind users to update
+  the "scanfor" line in refind.conf if they need to boot BIOS-based OSes
+  via rEFInd.
+
+- Modified install.sh script to be smarter about running efibootmgr on
+  Linux. It now uses the whole path to the rEFInd binary as a key to
+  determine whether an existing entry exists, rather than just the filename
+  portion. If an entry exists and is the first entry in the boot order, the
+  script does nothing to the NVRAM entries. If such an entry exists but is
+  not the default, the script deletes that entry and creates a new one
+  (implicitly making it the first in the boot order). If such an entry does
+  not exist, the script creates a new one (again, making it the first in
+  the boot order).
+
+- Added "dont_scan_dirs" configuration file option, which adds directories
+  to a "blacklist" of directories that are NOT scanned for boot loaders.
+
+0.4.1 (5/25/2012):
+------------------
+
+- Added "scanning for new boot loaders" message to the re-scan function
+  (hitting Esc at the main menu). It usually flashes up too quickly to
+  be of importance, but if the scan function takes a while because of
+  access to a CD that must be spun up, it should make it clear that the
+  system hasn't hung.
+
+- Modified install.sh script to detect rEFItBlesser on Macs, and if
+  present, to ask the user if it should be removed.
+
+- Cleaned up the Make.common file for the filesystem drivers.
+
+- Changed HFS+ driver to return volume label of "HFS+ volume" rather than
+  an empty label. (The driver doesn't currently read the real volume
+  label.)
+
+- Fixed bug that could cause rEFInd to appear in its own menu after
+  running a shell and then re-scanning for boot loaders.
+
+0.4.0 (5/20/2012):
+------------------
+
+- Inclusion of drivers for ISO-9660, HFS+, ReiserFS, and ext2fs. Most of
+  these drivers originated with rEFIt, although the HFS+ driver seems to
+  have come from Oracle's VirtualBox, with some files from Apple. I hadn't
+  included these drivers previously because the build process proved
+  challenging. As it is, they don't work on my Mac Mini, I suspect because
+  the build process with the UDK2010 development kit may not work with the
+  EFI 1.x that Apple uses.
+
+- Addition of support for drivers in the "drivers_{arch}" subdirectory of
+  the main rEFInd binary directory (e.g., "drivers_x64" or "drivers_ia32").
+  Drivers may continue to be placed in the "drivers" subdirectory.
+
+- Added new feature to eject CDs (and other removable media): Press F12 to
+  eject all such media. This function works only on some Macs, though (it
+  relies on an Apple-specific EFI extension, and this extension isn't even
+  implemented on all Macs, much less on UEFI-based PCs).
+
+- Fixed a problem that could cause GRUB 2 to fail to read its configuration
+  file when launched from rEFInd.
+
+0.3.5 (5/15/2012):
+------------------
+
+- Removed the GRUB 2 detection "reciped" added with 0.3.2, since I've
+  received reports that it's not working as intended.
+
 - Added re-scan feature: Press the Esc key to have rEFInd re-read its 
   configuration file, tell the EFI to scan for new filesystems, and re-scan
   those filesystems for boot loaders. The main purpose is to enable