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This is a small description of changes:
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User interface:
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Now textbased.  It has a richer functionality than before thanks to
Roman Dolejsi and David Voracek.

Short summary of changes:

Global Keys:

     F5: Soft Reset
     F7: Hard Reset
     F9: Run
    F11: Debugger
  Alt-D: Floppy Disk settings
  Alt-F: Frame-skip ratio
  Alt-H: Hardfile settings
  Alt-J: Joystick settings
  Alt-L: LED settings
  Alt-M: Memory settings
  Alt-R: Resolution settings
  Alt-S: Sound settings

-Disk-images are ejected with DEL-key.
-File-selector:
   Quickfind.
   ALT-letter sets drive.
   ALT-0 to 9 in the file-requester sets a memory setting to the specified
   file, which can be used to set a disk-image directly later.
   ALT-| (different print on key on different national keyboards, it is
          the key to the left of "1")
          Will erase all file-memory settings.
-The Alt-n cycling (alt-n refers to Alt- 0 to 9), will control how
 the cursor will advance when a memory setting is retrieved.
-The menusave option will record a menu-sequence that will be executed
 the next time the emulator is started. 
-Autorun can be enabled after some commands.
-Much of this functionality is also controlable on the command-line.


Hardfile:
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The hardfile device is first-try.    

Using a disk-cache like smartdrv is recommended.
It will speed up disk-access.

Hardfiles can be any size and in AmigaDos the device is referenced as
FELLOW:

Hardfiles are not bootable in this version.
Kickstart V2.0 or higher is required to use the device.

The same disk-layout as UAE use has been selected, so hardfiles should
be interchangeable with that emulator.

Specifying a hardfile on the commandline with -hf , and adding the -hi
size (in MB) argument will create a blank hardfile.

Don't forget to format the hardfile.

Now it is time to document a bug hardfile users can encounter:
   Installing Workbench 3.0/3.11 will fail.  The install-script hangs at 8%.
   (Preparing icons.)
   There is no need to report this, it is known.

Various:
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-2 different binaries are distributed:
 fellow.exe    is the normal binary, distrubuted with the documentation. 
 fellowdb.exe  has M68k prefetch emulation enabled, which result in a small
               preformance loss, but may be more compatible.  Only
               a handful of programs actually need this.
               (Like Sundell and Birk's 100 C64 Game tunes, and Xenon II with
                the full intro.)
               Additional debugging options are also compiled in.

-bzipped disk-images are supported. (*.bz and *.bz2).

-68030 is selectable in the config, but don't expect it to be useable.
 It is under development.

-Support for a LED-board on the lpt-port.  Look in ledboard.txt

-A few selected parts of the graphics-emulation have been rewritten to
 use Intel's 64-bit instruction set. (MMX)
 This experiment affects only plain Amiga lores and hires when displayed
 on an 800x600 SVGA screen. (Provided your CPU has MMX).