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+ This is the new version (0.5) of the second extended file system
+management programs. You need to run Linux 1.0 or above to use it since
+some programs used some ext2fs features that where not available in
+previous kernel versions.
+
+ This version contains programs written by Theodore T'so and Remy Card.
+This distribution was packaged by Ted and Remy with the help of Stephen Tweedie
+and Alexy Vovenko.
+
+ The programs written or rewritten by Ted are:
+ - libext2fs: a new library containing entries to access the control
+ structures of a second extended file system.
+ - e2fsck: a new file system checker which uses optimized routines.
+ This new checker is much more efficient and safer than the old
+ e2fsck.
+ - mke2fs: a new file system creator which uses the ext2fs library.
+ - debugfs: a file system debugger which can be used to examine and
+ change the state of a file system. Use it with caution since it
+ can corrupt file systems if you are not careful.
+ - fsck: a new fsck front-end. This new fsck can run multiple
+ several file system checks simultanously if they are on different
+ disks.
+
+ The programs written by Remy are:
+ - badblocks: a new bad blocks checker. It can be run by the super
+ user to search for bad blocks on a device and can also be called
+ by e2fsck and mke2fs.
+ - dumpe2fs: a new program which displays the control structure of
+ a file system. To understand the output of this program, one needs
+ to know the physical structure of a second extended file system.
+ - mklost+found: re-creates a lost+found directory if it has been
+ deleted.
+ - tune2fs: adjusts tunable paramaters on a file system.
+ - chattr: changes files attributes and version.
+ - lsattr: lists files attributes and version.
+
+ Manual pages are included in this package.
+
+ See the file INSTALL for installation instructions.
+
+ In case of bugs in these programs, please contact Ted <tytso@mit.edu>
+and Remy <card@masi.ibp.fr>.