... is on SourceForge, http://tcng.sourceforge.net/#src The main features are that it fixes the CBQ busy loop problem and RPM builds (broken in 8s), and time specifications in tcsim are now more flexible. The full change log is below. The CBQ busy loop fix is admittedly ugly: there''s only one way to explicitly make CBQ select a non-leaf class, and that''s by using an invalid class number. Of course, filters detect this and complain ... with one exception: u32. That was close ;-) tcsim now supports the usual SI prefixes for seconds and jiffies. Also, "time" and "until" can use relative time now. Examples: time 1500mj /* at time 1500 millijiffies */ time +500us /* relative time */ every ... until +100s ... - Werner ---------------------------------- cut here ----------------------------------- Version 8t (16-JUL-2002) ------------------------ - tcc: changed some "error"s to "lerrors"s (by Jacob Teplitsky) - updated tests/tcng-4i accordingly - tcc selected CBQ class 0 when using negation, causing the kernel to busy loop (tests/cbqzero; reported by Bert Hubert) - updated tests/cbqroot accordingly - tcsim/cfg.[ly] claimed their names were tcsim.[ly] - tcsim allowed second and jiffie values to begin with opening square bracket (tests/tcng-8t) - tcsim now supports SI prefixes "M", "k", "m", and "u" for second and jiffie values (tests/tcssi) - tcsim now supports relative time for "time" and "until" (tests/tcsrelt) - updated documentation according to above two changes - copied acknowledgements from README to documentation preamble - began adding support for FSM-based classification to external interface (untested and undocumented) - changed "-C" to "nounspec" in all test titles of tests/defdsm - RPM build didn''t build "shared" directory introduced in tcng 8s