Just modifying some READMEs and tweaking the configure.ac to reflect we're now on a 1.2 branch.

CHANGELOG

@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+1.2.0: in progress, no release date yet
+    * Internal changes to dramatically reduce memory fragmentation.
+    * Internal changes to slightly increase throughput.
+    * Internal changes to slightly decrease startup time.
+    * So far there are no changes noticeable to clients.
+
+1.1.5: August, 2013
+    * Updated to use the latest NSRL RDS (2.41m).
+    * The Python data-munging script now works under Python 3.
+
 1.1.4: March 4, 2013
     * Restored the ability to use lowercase hex symbols in custom
       datasets.

INSTALL

@@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ Installation instructions:
 
 
 4.  Once you've completed the "make && make install" dance, an
-    executables will be installed to $PREFIX/bin: nsrlsvr, the server
-    application, which runs as a UNIX daemon
+    executable will be installed to $PREFIX/bin: nsrlsvr, the server
+    application, which runs as a UNIX daemon.
 
 
 5.  As an example of how it can be used:
 
-    $ md5deep -c /path/to/evil/files > evil_dataset.txt
+    $ md5deep -rco f /path/to/evil/files > evil_dataset.txt
     $ ./configure --with-custom=evil_dataset.txt
     $ make
     $ sudo make install

INSTALL.GIT

@@ -4,11 +4,12 @@ the edge, go for it.
 
 1.  Don't assume that just because you checked the code out 
     yesterday that it's still the same today.  Seriously, don't.
-2.  'sh ./bootstrap.sh'.  The development tree does not include a
-    configure script.  If you have a configure script in your
-    directory, then it is something you created and it may no longer
-    be in sync with changes to the tree.  Running the bootstrap
-    script will create a new configure script for you.
+    Make sure your checkout is fresh.
+
+2.  'sh ./bootstrap.sh'.  Although the development tree includes
+    a configure script, it's best not to trust it.  Regenerate
+    the entire build tree from scratch.
+
 3.  Once you've recreated the configure script, build it just as
     you would a released version.
 

configure.ac

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-AC_INIT([NSRL Server], [1.1.5], [Robert J. Hansen <rjh@secret-alchemy.com>], [nsrlsvr], [http://rjhansen.github.com/nsrlsvr/])
+AC_INIT([NSRL Server], [1.2.0], [Robert J. Hansen <rjh@secret-alchemy.com>], [nsrlsvr], [http://rjhansen.github.com/nsrlsvr/])
 AC_ARG_WITH([nsrl],
     [AS_HELP_STRING([--with-nsrl],
         [use NIST's NSRL RDS @<:@default: use the NSRL RDS@:>@])],