Changes between Version 55 and Version 56 of ReleaseNotes/0.5.0
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- 2012-04-11T11:26:01Z (12 years ago)
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v55 v56 20 20 21 21 * Introduced memory reservations in the kernel 22 * Prevents from committing to allocate more memory than is really available .22 * Prevents from committing to allocate more memory than is really available 23 23 * Support for non-identity kernel mappings 24 24 * Enables the kernel to access arbitrary physical address and removes thus the previous limitations. … … 53 53 === File Systems === 54 54 55 * Added read-only support for Ext2 file system .56 * Added initial read / write support for exFAT file system .57 * The FAT file system server now supports also FAT12 and FAT32 variants .58 * The FAT server now supports the LFN extension .59 * Added initial support for the ISO 9660 file system .60 * Added read / write support for MINIX file system .55 * Added read-only support for Ext2 file system 56 * Added initial read / write support for exFAT file system 57 * The FAT file system server now supports also FAT12 and FAT32 variants 58 * The FAT server now supports the LFN extension 59 * Added initial support for the ISO 9660 file system 60 * Added read / write support for MINIX file system 61 61 * VFS now supports multiple instances of the same file system via the `--instance` argument that can be passed to the `mount` command and the respective file system server. 62 * The `mount` command without arguments will list all mounted file systems .62 * The `mount` command without arguments will list all mounted file systems 63 63 64 64 === Networking === … … 77 77 78 78 === Libraries === 79 * libc and some other libraries can be optionally made dynamically loaded on ia32 .80 * libposix was introduced to provide a POSIX-compatibility layer .79 * libc and some other libraries can be optionally made dynamically loaded on ia32 80 * libposix was introduced to provide a POSIX-compatibility layer 81 81 82 82 === Miscellaneous ===