http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/boot/syslinux/Testing/
Here is the list of changes in 1.75 so far:
Changes in 1.75:
* ALL: NASM 0.98.32 or later is now required to build
SYSLINUX from sources.
* SYSLINUX: put back in the workaround for the BIOS floppy
table. This seems to be a requirement for "extended"
floppy
formats to work correctly.
* SYSLINUX: No longer warn if one is trying to boot on a 286
or older. The above BIOS workaround no longer fits if the
requirement to use only 8086-compatible code in the early
boot is maintained. It made sense in 1994, but in 2002 a
286 or older is a museum object.
* SYSLINUX: Use a downright bizarre, stateful algorithm to try
to guess the maximum transfer size. I am *hoping* this will
cut down on the number of systems for which -s is required
to work at any acceptable speed.
* ISOLINUX: Add a few more workarounds for various broken El
Torito BIOSes.
* Make sure .depend files aren't accidentally packed...
* ALL: Fix bugs in the extension-detect code; this caused
files like COMBOOT images and CD boot sectors to be
mis-identified as Linux kernels and rejected.
* ALL: Fix the return from COMBOOT.
* ALL: Do some of the early groundwork for supporting DOS
system calls in COMBOOT.
-hpa
