Releases:
February 8 1998 v1.0
July 2 1999 v1.1
November 22 1999 v1.2
May 30 2000 v1.3

History:


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1.0

First general release of NASD code to PDC members. Release
includes security (but not encryption due to export law), drive,
client libraries, test programs, EDRFS filemanager, EDRFS client
libraries, and a cheops snapshot.

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1.1

First public release of NASD code to the world at large. Release
adds simple tcp-based RPC (SRPC) as an alternative to DCE. Client
library structure is massively cleaned up. Numerous bugfixes.
Better portability.


This release (v1.1) includes:
 * The NASD drive, minus data encryption (see README)
 * A common API used by the bulk of the code for memory management,
   threads, etc
 * Some basic documentation
 * A simple API for drive clients
 * NASD-EDRFS client API
 * A sample NASD-EDRFS filemanager
 * Linux EDRFS client (entirely in-kernel)
 * Regression testing suite / sample programs
 * Generators for marshalling code
 * Digital Unix user-level port
 * Linux user-level port
 * Digital Unix in-kernel port
 * Linux in-kernel port
 * Solaris user-level port
 * IRIX user-level port
 * FreeBSD user-level port (client-only)
 * A snapshot of Cheops (a parallel filesystem storage manager)
 * Security (minus encryption, see README)

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1.2

Second public release of NASD code to the world at large. Release adds 
updated EDRFS filesystem, an updated Cheops that supports SRPC, rawio
support for the Linux userlevel drive, and many bugfixes.

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1.3

Third public release of NASD code to the world at large. Updates and bug
fixes over 1.2, more stable and complete EDRFS filesystem, support for
more recent Linux kernels.
