-0.9.3 (??/??/2015):
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+0.9.3 (11/8/2015):
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+
+- Fixed bug that caused refind-install to not unmount the ESP when it
+ should under OS X.
+
+- Modified refind-install and mkrlconf scripts to use /proc/cmdline as
+ source for default boot options EXCEPT when refind-install receives the
+ --root option. In that case, refind-install continues to use
+ /etc/default/grub as the source of default options. The idea behind this
+ change is that it's more reliable to get boot options from /proc/cmdline
+ when the targeted system is the one that's booted; but --root would be
+ used from emergency disks or live CDs, in which case the current boot
+ options would be completely wrong, so extracting boot options from GRUB
+ files is the best bet for getting close to the right options.
+
+- Added "@/boot" to default also_scan_dirs setting. This makes kernels
+ show up on Btrfs volumes under Ubuntu (and perhaps others), at least when
+ the Btrfs driver is loaded.
- Added new System Integrity Protection (SIP) rotation feature for Macs
- running OS X 10.11 or later. This feature is disabled by default. To
- enable it, you must make TWO changes to refind.conf: Uncomment the new
- "csr_values" item and add "csr_rotate" to the "showtools" line
- (uncommenting it, too, if it's commented out). If desired, you can set
- more values on "csr_values"; these are comma-delimited one-byte
- hexadecimal values that define various SIP states. When SIP/CSR rotation
- is activated, a new shield icon appears among the tools. Selecting it
- causes the next defined value to be set and a confirmation message to
- appear for three seconds.
+ running OS X 10.11 or later. This feature is disabled by default, except
+ on CD-R and USB flash drive images, on which it's enabled. To enable it,
+ you must make TWO changes to refind.conf: Uncomment the new "csr_values"
+ item and add "csr_rotate" to the "showtools" line (uncommenting it, too,
+ if it's commented out). If desired, you can set more values on
+ "csr_values"; these are comma-delimited one-byte hexadecimal values that
+ define various SIP states. When SIP/CSR rotation is activated, a new
+ shield icon appears among the tools. Selecting it causes the next defined
+ value to be set and a confirmation message to appear for three seconds.
- Added display of current System Integrity Protection (SIP) mode to
"About" display.