Sep. 16, 1991		Steve Ingersoll
	Bdm is a standard product in the software maintenance system. The
sources for bdm may be found in UW$SRC.

Oct. 10, 1991		Steve Ingersoll
	Modified BDM so that the owner now gets the identnfier id$o and
administrators get id$a. This is so users can decide who should create top
level directories on the partition by granting id$o to the 000000.DIR file
or id$a to the 000000.DIR file. It is assumed that the owner of a partition
also is an administrator and therefor has the identifier id$a.

Apr. 15, 1992		Steve Ingersoll
	Fixed two bugs in BDM. The first was that the owner field would not
be correctly parsed when owner account was less then 8 characters. The second
bug was that when unpriviledged user ran BDM, all partitions that they did
not have access to and that were before their partition in the PIF file would
get dropped.

Apr. 22, 1992		Steve Ingersoll
	Fixed a bug in the report/brief that reversed the read and write user
counts. Also fixed a problem with report/full not reporting the correct disk
space used whenever the partition was not the first one being reported.

Aug. 27, 1992		Steve Ingersoll
	Added BDM VERIFY routines. Added code to create a type 1 partition.
Changed the location of PIF.DAT to UW$DAT since the partitions are specific
to a system.

Sep. 10, 1992		Steve Ingersoll
	Added expiration dates to partitions. Added compile switch for no LI
hosts and no username/accountname translation. On our systems we use accountname
as the item being unique for login id. On most system the username is used.