When I first started developing mstor I was using a local CVS repository prior to release on SourceForge.net. Since making use of the public CVS repository provided by SourceForge I have been trying to maintain the local CVS and the SourceForge CVS through the use of patches (cvsdiff).
I've now decided to finally merge the two repositories together and just rely on the SourceForge repository. What this means is that the SourceForge CVS will now be even more up to date, and I can hopefully get some more feedback on yet-to-be-released features/fixes.
For those making use of the CVS access to mstor you may notice a lot of commits that don't actually contain changes. This was necessary to ensure that the SourceForge CVS has exactly the same contents as contained on my local CVS.
I would recommend just replacing your mstor project with whatever is in the HEAD to ensure you have the most up to date code.
Let me know if you experience any problems.