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-Version 1.11.0-BETA1:
-       Updated 'mkwinpeimg' to work correctly on images that have a "windows"
-       (lower case) directory rather than a "Windows" (upper case) directory.
+Version 1.11.0-BETA5:
+       On all platforms, sparse files are now extracted as sparse.

 
 

-       Fixed configuring with --enable-ssse3-sha1 from release tarball
-       (the file nasm_lt.sh was missing).
+       Sparse files captured from UNIX-style filesystems are now marked as
+       sparse in the resulting WIM image.
+
+       Added support for storing Linux-style extended attributes in WIM images.
+       When the --unix-data option is used on Linux, wimlib-imagex now captures
+       and applies extended attributes, in addition to the already-supported
+       standard UNIX file permissions (owner/group/mode) and special files.
+
+       On Windows, improved the way in which files deduplicated with Windows'
+       Data Deduplication feature are captured.

 
        The development files needed to link with wimlib using Visual Studio are
        now included in the Windows release archives.
 
        The development files needed to link with wimlib using Visual Studio are
        now included in the Windows release archives.


@@ -13,6 +20,14 @@ Version 1.11.0-BETA1:
        The example programs can now be compiled in C++ mode, and they also now
        work on Windows.
 
        The example programs can now be compiled in C++ mode, and they also now
        work on Windows.
 

+       Updated 'mkwinpeimg' to work correctly on images that have a "windows"
+       (lower case) directory rather than a "Windows" (upper case) directory.
+
+       Fixed configuring with --enable-ssse3-sha1 from release tarball
+       (the file nasm_lt.sh was missing).
+
+       Made some documentation improvements.
+

 Version 1.10.0:
        The LZX compression ratio has been slightly improved.  The default mode,
        LZX level 50, is now almost as good as the old LZX level 100, while
 Version 1.10.0:
        The LZX compression ratio has been slightly improved.  The default mode,
        LZX level 50, is now almost as good as the old LZX level 100, while