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2005-11-27	:s/${LOWER_OPSYS}/netbsd/g	xtraeme	1	-17/+17

2005-11-26	Install all files in the doc directory. Suggested by the author.	xtraeme	1	-17/+28
	Bump PKGREVISION.
2005-11-26	Update to 0.3.7	xtraeme	1	-1/+3
	User-visible change between release 0.3.6.2 and 0.3.7 include: o) The experimental PowerPC emulation mode is now working well enough to allow NetBSD/prep 2.1 to be installed and run inside the emulator. It is not 100% stable, and it is not optimized for performance yet, but hopefully enough for simple experiments. o) I finally took the time to implement a DEC 21143 NIC; this brings network connectivity to NetBSD/cats. (The userland "NAT"-like networking layer is still a bit buggy, and does not work with everything. However, NetBSD/cats can now be installed via ftp.) o) CD-ROM images can now in some cases be detected as ATAPI CD-ROMs instead of IDE harddisks. It works for at least NetBSD, OpenBSD, and Linux on CATS, and NetBSD on hpcmips. Internal (code related) changes include: o) Cleanup of the PCI and ISA bus frameworks; in practice this means that more code can be shared between different emulated machine models than before, and that adding new machine types will become easier. o) Dyntrans updates; 32-bit PowerPC mostly, but also many performance related updates for ARM.
2005-10-08	Update to 0.3.6:	xtraeme	1	-1/+9
	The most imporant user-visible change between release 0.3.5 and 0.3.6 is: (X) The experimental ARM emulation mode is now working well enough to install NetBSD/cats and OpenBSD/cats onto harddisk images.
2005-09-17	Remove an entry that is not installed, and add a missing one.	minskim	1	-2/+2

2005-06-28	Update to 0.3.4.	xtraeme	1	-3/+10
	Changes: x) When emulating a network of multiple machines, the emulated machines can now be placed on different hosts. x) NetBSD/evbmips can now be installed and run from a disk image. (There is no INSTALL kernel for NetBSD/evbmips, so you need to install using another OS, for example emulated NetBSD/pmax.) x) NetBSD/sgimips can now be installed. Not onto a SCSI disk, but the files can be exported via nfs from another emulated machine. The sgimips machine can then netboot. (Read the documentation for details.)
2005-04-29	Update to 0.3.2	xtraeme	1	-3/+21
	The most important/visible changes from 0.3.1 to 0.3.2 are: x) NetBSD/cobalt can run from a harddisk image. (Installation must be done using another OS though, for example NetBSD/pmax.) x) Some minor fixes to make the binary translation system a bit more stable.
2005-04-07	Update to 0.3.1.	xtraeme	1	-3/+3
	The two most visible changes from version 0.3 to 0.3.1 are: x) Name change (from mips64emul to GXemul). x) NetBSD/hpcmips can now be installed and run from a harddisk image on an emulated NEC MobilePro 770, 780, 800, or 880.
2005-03-30	Initial import of gxemul-20050329.	xtraeme	1	-0/+31
	GXemul is a machine emulator. The initial goal was to write a simple 64-bit MIPS emulator for running multiprocessor experiments with a microkernel, but the emulator can be used for many other things. While some simulators only simulate a CPU, GXemul also simulates other hardware components, making it possible to use the emulator to run unmodified operating systems, such as NetBSD, OpenBSD, or Linux. [previously known as mips64emul, it was renamed because now supports more cpu archs than MIPS, as sparc, ppc...]