Version	1.3.1 of pfdisk	is a modified version by Saul Lubkin.  The
differences are:

(1)  This version allows multiple active fdisk partitions.  If,	at
the pfdisk command prompt, you enter "a	2 3", then fdisk partitions
2 and 3	will both be made active.  Also, if more than one fdisk
partition is active, then the pfdisk "l" command will not issue	an
error message, but will	simply list all	active partitions.  As with
version	1.3 of pfdisk, the output of "echo L|pfdisk <raw device>",
can be fed to the standard input of pfdisk, with the expected results
(even if there are more	than one active	fdisk partition).

(2)  The maximum length	for a label for	a partition is now five
characters, rather than	eight.	Fdisk partition	names fed to
pfdisk (by a command like "1 4 1022 8 34 DOS-16") will have the
label name truncated to	five characters	(in this example, to
"DOS-1").  This	was done to allow installing a larger boot
program, without interfering with the pfdisk partition name table.
Especially, this was done for installing "bootactv.bin", see the
man page for "bootmenu"	in section 2 of	the man	pages.

(3)  Support is	now included for Unix System V,	release	4.  (The
previous "s_esix.c" nearly woorks for SVR4, but	requires minor
modifiaction, as SVR4 uses some	different disk types (other than
"DPT_WINI") for	SCSI --	and even some ESDI -- Winchester disks.

(4) Support is also given for the Manx Aztec C compiler, a Unix-
like MSDOS C compiler.  (The previous support for the Microsoft
C compiler has been included -- but the file pfdisk.c must be
edited to make it work.  "Pfdiskaz.c" should probably work for
the Microsoft C compiler, as well -- but it hasn't been tested.
For sure, even the "pfdisk.c" supplied in th releae before my
changes won't work woth the Microsoft C compiler.  At the very
least, one must change the type of lsBeg and lsLen, from an array
of four unsigned chars, to an unsigned long, making appropriate
changes elsewhere in the file, where these variables are used,
for the stupid DOS compilers.  See pfdiskaz.c.)

		Oct. 20, 1991
		Saul Lubkin
		lubkin@cs.rochester.edu
