fwdl(1)				  CHANGES			1999/05/26

1999/05/26 1.2.3 Grant Erickson

        - Fixed a bug, due to a code omission, in the Prisa module
          introduced at version 1.2.1 in which an ioctl was performed on
          an invalid file descriptor.

1999/03/18 1.2.2 Ken Preslan

        - Minor cosmetic change to program output. A new line is now
          generated between "..updating firmware..." and "done.".
        - In Linux version of 'openDevice' eliminated O_EXCL and O_NDELAY
          flags passed to the 'open' system call.
        - Set the Linux sg-device timeout to 10 minutes.

1999/02/16 1.2.1 Grant Erickson

	- Modified Prisa module such that device files can be specified
	  (as with Solaris or Linux versions) rather than Prisa-centric
	  WWN aliases.
	- Removed unused "libnport" from Prisa target build.
	- Performs some sanity checks on the device file before attempting
	  to open it (e.g. block/character device, exists, etc.).

1998/10/08 1.2.0 David Teigland, Grant Erickson

	- Added support for the Linux SCSI generic (sg) interface.
	- Removed the checkStatus() and dumpReqStruct() functions
	  from the SCSI operations structure.
	- Added a check to ensure that the SCSI operations structure
	  has been attached.
	- Added a check against the NULL string (i.e. "") as
	  commmand line arguments for both the device node and the
	  firmware file.

1998/09/30 1.1.0 Grant Erickson

	- Abstracted the interface between the main program and the
	  adapter/driver-specific code.
	- Added support for the SunOS/Solaris user-SCSI interface.
	- Program tested and verified using a Sun Ultra 10 w/ a Jaycor
	  FibreStar adapter w/ a Seagate Cheetah 9GB drive.
	- Program tested and verified using a Silicon Graphics O2 w/
	  a Prisa NetFX PCI-32 adapter w/ a Seagate Cheetah 9GB drive.

1997/10/15 1.0.0 Ken Preslan, Grant Erickson

	- Initial program release.
	- Support for Prisa NetFX adapters on Silicon Graphics
	  workstations.
        - Program tested and verified using a Silicon Graphics O2 w/
          a Prisa NetFX PCI-32 adapter w/ a Seagate Baracuda 9GB drive.



