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Release 0.1.0-alpha.1.1

A small update on the same day as the first release: the problem reporter tells crashes apart correctly, and the chipset's own record of why the host last reset is kept at every boot. The Updates page shows a progress bar while it installs. The repository gains its community files.

Fixes

  • Reporter: crashes told apart by where they happened, info.last not counted, the npuep module's frames recognised (#470)

Improvements and additions

  • A release is the latest, so the repository's page shows it (#459)
  • Updates: a progress bar from the update's own traces, the newest release's notes when nothing is newer, smaller release steps (#466)
  • Reset reason: what the host's chipset recorded as the cause of the last reset, kept at every boot and named in the report of a restart without a shutdown (#471)
  • Community files: a security policy, the code of conduct, issue forms and a pull request template (#472)
  • Security: report a vulnerability through GitHub's private reporting, now on; the e-mail address stays for those without an account (#473)
  • Dependabot keeps the workflows' Actions current, once a month; questions go to Discussions, now on (#475)

Documentation

  • The work-in-progress notice lifted: the main part is done, and what is left arrives as updates (#461)
  • README: two roads onto an appliance - the image for most people, the files for experts (#462)
  • The status board: integration done, the notice lifted, the rest completed as updates (#463)
  • docs: the XGS 136's way in before the ports - the USB adapter, and others whose chip FreeBSD names (#464)
  • docs: CN8 is the expansion bay's connector; the empty socket beside it is Mini PCIe, not M.2 (#465)

The release, with its files: v0.1.0-alpha.1.1 on GitHub.

Discussion

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