efibootmgr 0.4.0 released

I've released efibootmgr 0.4.0 final.
It can be downloaded from http://domsch.com/linux/ia64/efibootmgr/
efibootmgr-0.4.0.tar.gz
efibootmgr-0.4.0.tar.gz.sign

Changes since version 0.3.4:
- Added some printfs to compare_gpts().
- Make sure partition number arg is in the GPT disk.
- Added a few more _FILE_OFFSET_BITS defines where needed
- Added syncs to make tarball target so NFS is current and CVS dirs get deleted before the tarball is made.
- Added a few __leXX_to_cpu() calls in code currently commented out in gpt.c
- conversion to GPT code in post-2.4.18 and post-2.5.7 kernels.
- added manpage contributed by [email protected] - needs a run through docbook2man yet...
- BLKGETSIZE64 is fixed in 2.4.18-pre8 and 2.5.4-pre3. Wait a bit longer before using though.
- added list_for_each_safe() routine. It's needed in the boot var deletion routine, though it was already breaking out once found.
- changed struct list_head to list_t
- Changed PROC_DIR_EFI to PROC_DIR_EFI_VARS
- write_variable() now searches /proc/efi/vars for a variable that's not the one being written. The EFI 1.1 sample implementation changed the name of the "victim" being written to (was Efi-xxxxx, now EFI-xxxxx), so previous versions of efibootmgr don't work with the new firmware. This should fix that up.
- Added test for valid PMBR, similar to parted and the kernel.
- Added test for returning size of block device as a u64.
- Added test for returning sector size as int, and use that.
- Changed GPT struct and member names to be more Linux-like.
- added -g option to force disk with invalid PMBR to be treated as GPT anyhow.

This release is known to work on newer firmwares which do not have an "Efi-(guid)" EFI Variable, which previous versions relied upon, and is the primary reason for this release. I recommend this release for all distributions.

Feedback and patches appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt

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