rfs changelog

2.13 : installation fix : added "chmod 644 /usr/share/man/man1/rfs.1" in doc/Makefile
2.13 : looks in `RFS_EXCLUDE' shell variable for custom exclusions. a man page has been written.
2.12 : force /dev replication
2.11 : modified umount_target() to umount root device last.
2.10 : added debug switch `-D' - integrated Eric's patch to print version number while running verbose.
2.09 : prevent pivot directory from being cloned.
2.08 : continue to next partition in case current fails to be cloned (thanks again to Steve Marx). replaced `-s' and `-f' switches witch meant "don't ask anything to user', by a unique `-f' switch. new stdout formatting XFree-like. Other minor changes listed in ChangeLog.
2.07 : corrected lilo's version in requirements : lilo 5 is enough. Thanx to Steve Marx.
2.06 : bug fix for ``-v'' switch, changes in rfs.spec (rpm generation). Thanx to Claude Clerc.
2.05 : ``-v'' switch to display files and dirs while rsync processes them.
2.04 : bug fix in creation of $mount_point_list : only "/" was processed
Minor changes : rfs-2.03 : new switches ``-y'' equivalent to ``-s'', and ``-V'' to display version.
Bug fix : rfs-2.02 : rewrote lilo part.
Bug fix : rfs-2.01 : moved earlier in code the initialization of ``rsync_pattern''
More simple : rfs-2.0 : master boot record and /etc/fstab now remains the same on target disk. A bug fix in std_space() has been corrected, and there are much more comments in the code.
Raid disks : rfs-1.1 : improved support for raid devices. Bug fixes. Code cleanup
Bug fix : rfs-1.08 : fixed a parsing bug occurring with two digits partition numbers - thanks to Eric.
Bug fix : rfs-1.07 : devices not living on source or target disk are now kept mounted during backup
Sysfs support : added in version 1.05-2
Label and uuid's in /etc/fstab : not (yet) supported. rfs now exits properly if those directives are found. fstab's entries have to start with "/dev/hdX".
Grub support : some of you asked for that. For now I try to make the current lilo-based version of rfs as clean as possible. Anyway, if you experiment with grub, please send your feedback.