v44.1

This is mainly a bugfix release:

• Bugfix: Emu68 MMU was not detected correctly
• Bugfix: OCS Denise was not detected
• Bugfix: Apollo 2030 was not detected
• 68EC030 is recognized now (if mmu.library is present)
• Added Emu68 Unicam Board

v44.0

• Added a few more boards
• Emu68 (PiStorm light) is now detected and properly shown as CPU/FPU/MMU.
• Until now, identify only estimated the MMU depending on the system's CPU, and was wrong with 68EC030 machines and some accelerator boards. 68851 MMU chips were not detected at all. Starting with v44, the mmu.library is used now. If it is present, identify will return an accuate result.

v43.2

• AmigaOS 3.2.2 wasn't detected if installed as module, fixes #12
• Added more manufacturers and boards

v43.1

• Added more manufacturers and boards
• AmigaOS 3.9 wasn't detected under certain circumstances
• Fixed a crash on ACT Apollo A620 detection

v43.0

• Added more expansions (and fixed a few typos).
• InstallIfy has new options ENV and GLOBAL, to store the result in an env variable. Thanks to mfilos for the idea.
• Identify now detects the AAA chipset in their single (low end) and dual (high end) configuration. We should never stop dreaming. 😉

An InstallIfy example:

InstallIfy ENV=MYCPU CPU
echo "Your system has a $MYCPU CPU"

v42.1

• Added Open Amiga Hardware Repository
• Added more expansions

v42.0

• Added support for AmigaOS 3.2.2
• Detects the Denise 8369 (ECS prototype)
• Added new boards, fixed some errors in the database, synced with boards.lib

v41.0

• Removed IDTAG_Secondary (has never been fully realized anyway)
• VMC Amithlon is detected [Falke34]
• Updated Vampire names [@TuKo1982]
• Warp1240/1260 is detected [Mallet]
• OCS was not correctly detected on very fast machines, (hopefully) fixed
• dos.library was closed incorrectly in all tools, fixed
• Other minor bugfixes

v40.2

• Added more boards. Thanks to (in chronological order): @retrofun, @TuKo1982, mattymuc@a1k, Anthony Hoffman.
• Added French translation. The translation is contributed by Filipe Brandão. Also thanks to @polluks2 for the pointer.
• Reduced file size of library and tools by using short relocation tables. Thanks to @polluks.
• Alert strings can now be up to 100 bytes long. The previous limit of 50 bytes was too short for some detailed strings. IdAlert() still uses a default limit of 50 characters, to maintain compatibility. Use the IDTAG_StrLength tag to extend the strings to full 100 bytes. Identify's own Guru tool uses the new limit already.

v40.1

• More manufacturers and boards have been added (thanks to Mallet@a1k)