1.0:
	30/05/2004
	- Fixed segmentation fault when ACPI throttling is enabled.
	  Thanks to Will Aoki and Debian bug tracking system.
	- Fixed typo in cpudyn.redhat (thanks to Simon Goodall
	- Added Makefile and start script for Slackware, thanks to  
	  Leif-Jran Olsson and also to Miguel Manuel Melendez Gomez.
	- Added suport to Acer laptops' led by Mike Dabrowski. It uses 
	  Olaf Tauber's Acer Hotkey Driver
	- Fixed small chkconfig in RedHat init script. Thanks to MIYOSHI Tsutomu
	 
0.99.0:
	13/02/2004 "Going to 1.0 release"
	- Added a new function to exploit stat times available in 2.6 kernel. The numbers
	  are much more precise than the previous one, which still exists just for 2.4.
	- Added "-ms" option to allow interval specification in milliseconds
	- Inverted ASUS led support options (disabled by default)
	- Added ASUS support man page's options
	- Re-organised usage, help and man pages' options.
	- Delayed: (Added ASUS led support, thanks to Fabio De Pascale <public at fabiolinux.com>)



0.6.1:
	15/01/2004
	- Don't print the "Frequencies not available" message if the user did not specify
	  -minf options. It's confusing.

0.6.0:
	11/01/2004
	- Added -minf option, to set up the minimum frequency in powersave mode.
	- Added -X only to run the initialisating code, show messages and exit.

0.5.0:
	27/12/2003
	- Added option to try ACPI directly, thanks to a patch from
			Topher Cawlfield (but check indenting next time ;-)
	- Added a cpudyn init script for SUSE. Tested with SUSE 8.2.
		Thanks to Benjam Villoslada
	- Check if it's a SUSE in the Makefile (when doing make install)
		in order to install the right script.
	- Updated man page.
	- Rainer, your patch in under study... not very KISS but interesting.

0.4.8:
	09/12/2003
	- Make it compile with 2.6.0-test11: Check if LVM_BLK_MAJOR is defined.

0.4.7:
	17/10/2003
	- Add option "-nice" so niced process are not ignored when 
	  calculating CPU usage. That means that even if you have
	  such kind of process running, the cpu frequency will 
	  increase too.
	- Update manual page.

0.4.6:
	10/10/2003
	- Man page corrections (Hans-Werner Hilse)
	- -V and -?|--help options (Hans-Werner Hilse)
	- ACPI patch with support up to 99 states (Mario 'BitKoenig' Holbe)
	  See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=214689
	  ... please, try it, I have no ACPI working machine.
	- Added Gentoo init script (Martin Hfling)
	- Be more informative at startup about which method is used.

	Comment about SMP: it's no simple to control every CPU because
	it can generate problems in HT machines, where it can put
	in POWERSAVE one of the CPU, which affects also to the 
	other one, which can be loaded. The it will bring to
	POWERSAVE to both CPUs, and then to PERFORMANCE again.
	Thinking about it, if you havce any idea, email me.

0.4.5:
	27/09/2003
	- Include Nuno Ferreira's ACPI throttling patch (useful for 2.4).
	   See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=212557
	- Modified man page accordingly.
	- Change defaults in check periods, so going from
	  performance to powersave is delayed at least 4 seconds
	  (sound is not always happy, is not cpudyn fault).
	- Included debian dir.

0.4.4:
	26/08/2003
	- Fixed a bug in read_line. It should return 0 if there was
	  a key and was not found.

0.4.3:
	04/08/2003
	- Missing close() in 2.6 disk handler, thanks to Antonio Eugenio Burriel
		(eugenio_msn AT ryanstudios.com)
0.4.2:
	01/08/2003
	- Found a nasty bug in kernel 2.6 disks's stat parser.
	- Stand-by: It works for more than one disk (unlimited in theory).
	- Cpufreq: It works on P4 Hyper Threading
	- Optimization: changed all fopen/fread/fwrite/fgets to open/read/write
	  to avoid frequent malloc/free's (thanks valgrind!)
	- Added GPL COPYING licence
0.4.1:
	31/07/2003
	- If -i is equal 0 or is not specified, cpufreq control is disabled
	  (useful for the people that just want to control disks' standby
	   or have another governor).
	- Changed manual page to reflect the previous change.
0.4.0:
	16/07/2003
	- Changed /sys devices to make it compatible with kernel 2.6.0-test1

0.3.2:
	03/06/2003
	- Added acpi throttling support by Arturo Gonzlez <clonebot@eresmas.com>
	  It works with kernels with ACPI support without cpufreq 
	  enabled. See, for example: 
	  http://savannah.nongnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=2003

0.3.1:
	19/05/2003
	- Added Red Hat init.d script and /etc/sysconfig/cpudyn options
	  It should be installed automatically if a RedHat is detected.
	  Please test it, I don't have any Red Hat handy :-)
0.3.0:
	10/05/2003
	- Added cpufreq compatibility with new API in kernel > 2.5.69
	- Splitted cpudynd.c in two files, cpus.c and cpudynd.c.
	- Major rewrite and modularisation.
	- Added man page (thanks to Tomeu Cap <tcc AT ctv dot es>
	- Added FAQ (http://mnm.uib.es/~gallir/cpudyn/faq.html)
0.2.3: 
	08/05/2003
	- Add compatibility with kernel 2.5 (warning: 2.5.69 kernel's cpufreq is broken)
	- Fix a bug in malloc size
	- Fix makefile to really use CFLAGS, i.e. it uses -O2

0.2.2: 
	06/05/2003
	- Flush the disk few seconds before trying to go standby.
	- Check that the disk is active before flushing or sending 
	  standby command.
	- Change DECAY value, it shows better behaviour for -i 1
	- Put initial policy according the state indicated by /proc/cpufreq
	- Improve readibility of the code.

0.2.1: 
	06/05/2003
	- Really deactivate spindown if not specified in the command line.
	- If cpufreq is not enabled, change period to standby period, so we
	  save few cycles and lot of context changes.

0.2.0: The "Spindown Now" version.
	06/05/2003
	- Added a very important feature: it's able to put the disks
	  in standby. This feature works for kernel 2.4.X on any
	  laptop with PCI disks and probably also for XT.
	- If it's not able to open /proc/cpufreq, it will try to
	  control standby timeouts, so, you don't need me only
	  for the CPU.
	- Fixed compilation with older gcc
	- Code optimization.
	- Minor fixes.
	- CPU control tested with: PowerPC32, P3 Speedstep, P4 Mobile
	
0.1.2:
	04/05/20031
	- Change to a lower priority first before sched_yield. Just in
	  case, to avoid getting the processor again.
	- More explanation in case /proc/cpufreq doesn't exist.
	- Fix some typos in README and INSTALL, added link
	  to bulmalug.net
	- Fix some typos in C comments
	- Addes -s in Makefile. We save some memory (7K).


0.1.1:
	02/05/20031
	- Fix a bad short/long time checking
	- Add sched_yield() when changing to PERFORMANCE
	- Set priority to -11 when it's on POWERSAVE, so we can
		go to PERFORMANCE faster
	- Set priority to 5 when in PERFORMANCE, in order no
		to disturb high load processes
	- Split cpudynd.h
	- Changed default checking to 1/10 seconds
	- Added version message
	- Added update-rc.d remove to Makefile for installing a new version
		in Debian

0.1:
	02/05/20031
	- Initial release
