Bugfixes in config.c regarding CD-ROM defaults and IDE channel reading;
Applied all the PCem Voodoo commits;
The Sound Blaster cards' OPL can now be disabled for slight performance gain.
IBM.H is gone, video stuff re-organized. Keyboard stuff reorganized.
Machines that have their own video, mouse and/or keyboard now have all this in their machine file.
Fixed and other cleanups here and there.
The CD-ROM buffer is now dynamically malloc'd;
Did a lot of bugfixing in cdrom.c and scsi_disk.c, Debian 8's modprobe aha1542 and the NT 3.10.404.1 Trantor 310b driver now work;
Fixed the IDE IRQ/MIRQ mess and ATAPI DMA transfer length;
Fixed the operation of mmutranslate() a bit;
Commented out several instances of excess logging;
Applied the mainline PCem commit prefetch commit;
Readded missing Sound Blaster DSP MIDI behavior and gave it the correct MPU struct;
All non-IBM 486 machines now correctly have the VLB flag set.
Fixed AHA-154x scatter/gather transfers;
Two-phased SCSI read-direction commands;
Made scsi_bus.c use a dynamically malloc'd buffer instead of a giant fixed-size buffer;
The AHA-154x/BusLogic thread now uses mutexes;
The BusLogic BT-545C is now the BT-545S;
Added the BusLogic BT-542BH;
The AHA-1542CF now again uses the v2.11 BIOS as the CD booting now works;
Applied PCem commit that adds NMI support to the recompiler;
Applied PCem commit that adds the IBM XT 286;
Applied PCem commits that have to do with sound, including the ES1371;
Fixed the NCR5380 output data register;
Moved the SLiRP mutex stuff from win.c to the appropriate network files;
Added sanity checks to everything in win_thread.c.
The Settings dialog now correctly filters devices by bus;
Split the dual VLB/PCI graphics cards into VLB and PCI versions;
Device filtering is now done using the new device_is_valid() call that compares device flags to machine flags;
Moved the NCR-based SCSI controllers to the main branch;
Moved the NE1000 to the dev branch until it's finished.
The FDC now correctly turns off the drive icon's activity light on finishing the READ SECTOR ID command;
Pentium, i686, and some 486 machines now have realistic (per their documentations) minimum and maximum RAM sizes and RAM granularities.
The IBM PS/2 Model 486 now uses its own rom set ID;
The AHA-154x and Buslogic SCSI controllers no longer stop scanning for mailboxes when in aggressive round robin mode;
PIC interrupt processing fixes - no more IRQ-caused triple faults in Windows 98 SE.
The AT keyboard "write to mouse" command now returns 0xFF (error) when no PS/2 mouse is attached - fixes hangs on AOpen AP53, ASUS P/I-P55T2S, and Tyan Titan Pro/ATX when not using PS/2 mouse;
Fixed the emulation of the SMC FDC37C669 Super I/O chip - serial ports now work correctly on the AOpen AP53 and the ASUS P/I-P55T2S.
