Version 1.8 is out now! Please update, since there are major
improvements.

Changes in version 1.6:
* A major code reorganization has been undertaken.
* This version skips faster over damaged areas after two consecutive
errors have been encountered.
* A new pass has been added that trims error areas backward before splitting.
* Support for sparse writes to the output file has been added.
* Blocks longer than sector size are now split at sector boundaries.
* The new option "--fill" has been added.
* The new chapter "Fill Mode" has been added to the manual.
* A "current status" line has been added to the logfile.
* This version can resume an interrupted retry pass instead of reinitiating it.
* This version achieves perfect resumability if interrupted during trimming or 
splitting.
* Handle also SIGHUP and SIGTERM (like SIGINT) to allow clean interrupt on 
connection loss or system shutdown.
* The "--quiet" option also quiets error messages.
* Print a more informative error message when reading an old logfile.
* A note has been added to the manual about old logfiles.
* Consistency checks have been added to detect possible bugs.

Changes in version 1.7:
* This version skips very fast over damaged areas.
* This version maintains the logfile minimized at all times, improving 
efficiency.
* The error count now shows the number of error areas found, irrespective of 
their sizes.
* When splitting, this version jumps to the next non-split area after two 
consecutive errors have been encountered in the current one.
* Target "check" has been added to Makefile.
* The new option "--retrim" has been added.

Changes in version 1.8:
  * The new option "--generate-logfile" has been added.
  * The new option "--synchronous" has been added.
  * Fill mode now works when outfile offset differs from 0.
  * The chapter "Fill Mode" of the manual has been updated.

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2 new upstream versions of ddrescue released on summer 2007, please update 
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133158
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