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VERSION 2.06

NEW FEATURES
 - Added support for PowerCoreFLEX boards equipped with data
   flash.
 - Added fat_UnmountDevice function for more complete device
   disconnect from the Write-Thru cache.
 - Updated sample programs to use fat_AutoMount and
   fat_UnmountDevice.
 - New samples available in Samples.zip or included with Dynamic
   C 9.20

BUG FIXES (Library)
 - Defect #81365 fixed. Compile bug in fat_PartitionDevice.
 - Defect #81366 fixed. GLOBAL INIT's in fat_AutoMount can cause
   compile error.
 - Defect #81367 fixed. Max Bad Cluster count reported on serial
   flash devices.
 - Defect #81368 fixed. Device level bad clusters on NAND flash
   not being handled correctly.  NAND flash now sets count of bad
   clusters found.
 - Defect #81369 fixed. Driver level read problem with NAND flash
   when busy waiting on flash write/erase cycle. Caused invalid
   sectors in read cache, especially if using multiple devices.
 - Defect #81370 fixed. Driver level write problem with NAND
   flash when busy waiting on flash write/erase cycle. Caused
   sectors to not always be written to the NAND flash when
   flushed from the write-thru cache. Was more frequent when
   using multiple devices.
 - Defect #81374 fixed. PART.LIB - Unexpected interrupt while
   running fat_shell.c "format 0" in fast RAM compile mode, or
   system nak on exit afterward.

OTHER FUNCTIONAL CHANGES

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VERSION 2.05

NEW FEATURES
 - Driver for use with RCM3360/70 boards equipped with nand
   flash.

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VERSION 2.01

******************** IMPORTANT!!! ********************
  As of the FAT module version 2.01 release, the FAT module is
  only compatible with Dynamic C versions 9.01 and greater.
  Versions of Dynamic C earlier than 9.01 will not be able to be
  used with this module.
  If you have questions about module compatibility, please
  contact technical support for assistance:
  (530) 757.3737
  Fax: 530.753.5141
  E-mail: zworld@zworld.com
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NEW FEATURES
 - Added fat_AutoMount function for enhanced board specific
   initialization.

BUG FIXES (Library)
 - Defect #81292 fixed. Split with 1 cluster free at the same
   time the directory expands creates file in wrong place and
   does not expand subdirectory properly.
 - Defect #81293 fixed. Size of preallocation limited to 32767
   clusters and incorrectly wraps and gives wrong results on
   requests above this amount.
 - Defect #81294 fixed. Split followed by write and then reset
   loses length on new file.
 - Defect #81295 fixed. Exceeding the remaining space on the
   device sometimes gives errant -22 code.
 - Defect #81296 fixed. FAT file system write through cache IDs
   don't distinguish between multiple devices correctly.

OTHER FUNCTIONAL CHANGES

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VERSION 1.02

NEW FEATURES
 - Full power-loss recovery on all operations with battery
   back-up.

BUG FIXES (Library)
 - Deleting/truncating a file can leave an unlinked chain in FAT
   table if power is lost during the operation. Clusters cannot
   be recovered for use without reformatting the partition.
 - Truncating a file to small sizes (less than one cluster) can
   corrupt the file size.
 - fat_Split not truncating original file, it is cross-linked
   with new file.
 - Cluster pointer not wrapping correctly when end of device is
   reached, can lock system.  Corrupts chain being allocated.
 - fat_FormatPartition is overlapping the two FAT tables. Entries
   for clusters 0 & 1 in the second table are written to the end
   of the first table, locking out 2 clusters.
 - Free space in partition structure not calculated or maintained
   correctly.
 - Full file system + write or append to file yields bad state.
   From there on you can't delete files or directories.
 - Allocation problem with FAT 12 can cause an extra cluster to
   be allocated when not requested.  Occurs when FAT table entry
   spans two sectors.

BUG FIXES (Samples)
 - fat_NonBlk.c creates non-existent errors when executed, not
   handling one of the return codes correctly.
 - fat_Shell.c rd command not working properly if file contains
   null characters.

OTHER FUNCTIONAL CHANGES

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