LaunchELF v3.42  (2006.02.15)

LaunchELF v3.42  (2006.02.15) NB: switched date format to YYYY.MM.DD
-Implemented mcPaste command in submenu. Like the old Paste command this
copies all selected files and folders (recursively), but it is specially
intended for MC backups. It can only be used either to copy from MC to
non-MC (making backups from MC) or to copy from non-MC to MC (restoring
backups to MC). These backups on non-MC media will have an extra file in
each folder, holding the original MC attributes and timestamps of all
files in that folder. This data will be used when restoring the backups
to MC, so that games will accept the restored files as being the
originals. The 'extra' files are filtered out from such copying so they
don't appear among the restored files on MC. Those 'extra' files all use
the same filename, which is "PS2_MC_Backup_Attributes.BUP.bin" (to avoid
any confusion with 'real' files).

LaunchELF v3.41u (02/13/2006)
-Implemented new standards for handling of file and folder attributes on
PS2 memory cards. This ensures that all gamesaves copied from one such
MC to another such MC will have all attributes and timestamps preserved,
so the copies remain acceptable to the games. It also improves the
chances of successful backup/restore of gamesaves to/from non-MC
devices, by using standard attributes for files and folders that match
what the majority of games use.
-Implemented a patch to the 'Get Size' command, so that it will display
real attributes and modification timestamp of a file/folder on MC. For
non MC this will show a standard attribute and zeroed timestamp, so
that's not very useful. This patch is just a temporary thing, until we
make something better.
-Implemented selection of external USBD.IRX files, for those that have
trouble using the one embedded into LaunchELF. (This change was
contributed by 'sincro'.)

LaunchELF v3.41t (02/03/2006)
-Implemented a new CNF format and various new defaults for the settings.
Essentially this means that all settings are specified as named
variables, and line order is no longer significant. This will allow easy
human editing as well as many new features in the future. For details on
new defaults, study the enclosed LAUNCHELF.CNF