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Daniela's driver update - daniatapi0314 and danis506r162
IBM1S506 replacement, supports Intel, VIA, Ali, SiS, CMD, Promise, Cyrix,
HPT, AMD, Artop, SMSC, ServerWorks, Opti, Nvidia, NatSemi and
SiliconImage, SerialATA, disk capacities up to 2TiB, V1.6.2
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/danis506r162.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=danis506r162.zip
ATAPI filter driver, V0.3.14
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/daniatapi0314.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=daniatapi0314.zip
Analog Devices AD1881/AD1881A/AD1885/AD1887 (SoundMax) audio driver
Analog Devices AD1881/AD1881A/AD1885/AD1887 (SoundMax) Integrated Digital
Audio Driver ver.3.1.4 (11/21/2002)
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/ad188xos2_314.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=ad188xos2_314.zip
Maul Publisher V2.23 for OS/2
This version of Maul Publisher fixes a lot of the bugs that have crept
into previous versions.
URL - http://www.manglais.com
New rectangle fill mode. Twain support (untested, I don't have an OS/2
scanner...;-)
A request
========
It seems people have been trained by Linux projects to never ask for
support or help. You know the sort of thing:- "Don't hassle us unless you
have read the _entire_ faq, visited all the user groups, read our fine
10,000 page manual (in greek), and have the very latest system build...".
This means that people have simply not reported bugs at all. Yet it's the
only way to know if the app works on all systems. Maul support maul@manglais.com is there to answer questions, to receive suggestions
as to how to improve the product, and to report bugs. You will usually
receive a response within 48 hours.
If you want good quality OS/2 software:- Please report bugs!
Yours
Peter.
Last Call for scanner support in Tame 0.96
As there had been very,very little response from US/EN (other countries
gave much more feedback) I ask a last time for scanner settings.
If you have a scanner working with Sane (Scanner access now easy), please
send me the output of 'scanimage -d device -h >device.txt' (device has to
be replaced by the used sane backend e.g. epson) I need additionally the
exact scanner model and the used sane version. Please send your data to
staedtler-przyborski@web.de not this list.
With this informations I can add your scanner to the Tame database, so
every user of the same scanner profits from your informations.
If you have a scanner working with Sane (Scanner access now easy), please
send me the output of 'scanimage -d device -h >device.txt' (device has to
be replaced by the used sane backend e.g. epson) I need additionally the
exact scanner model and the used sane version. Please send your data to staedtler-przyborski@web.de not this list.
With this informations I can add your scanner to the Tame database, so
every user of the same scanner profits from your informations.
Tame 0.96 is a PM-Frontend for Sane. It is integrated into MMOS/2 (uses
mmiocodecs, Lighttable), has preview and many other possibilities. Apple
would call it due to it's look iScan (it is skinnable, so you can change
it to your preferred style if you don't like the default theme).
Tame 0.96 will be a _complete_ scanning package (yes it will contain sane
1.0.10 so installation should be quite easy), and as soon the remaining
bugs in the Sane USB version have been ironed out there will be a TameUSB
version containing a Sane USB version too.
Tame is free, a previous version (0.94, very outdated don't send
bug-reports anymore) can be found here (when it comes back to live): http://www.os2world.com/goran/
Some responses from Tame 0.96 beta testers (unfortunately I can't post a
very, very impressive screenshot showing Tame 0.96beta using a
USB-scanner with a scanned image in the preview window) [moderator note: I
have seen it and it is cool to see TAME/2 with scan output from what I'm
told was an Epson USB scanner.]:
> Overall I am quite impressed so far.
> I appreciate Tame/2 application.
> First of all: I'm very impressed
Take this quiz to find out which OS most matches your personality
You
need to answer all the questions to get an accurate result.
http://bbspot.com/News/2003/01/os_quiz.php
LSI Logic SCSI driver version 1.01.00 (2003/01/30)
The LSIMPT.ADD device driver for OS/2 Warp Server for eBusiness supports
these features:
o Supports 320 Mbytes/s parallel SCSI transfers
o Supports PCI and PCI-X bus protocols
o Supports LSI Logic Fusion-MPT common software interface
o Supports multiple host adapters
o Supports multiple Logical Unit Numbers (LUNs)
o Disconnect/Reselect
o Supports Scatter-Gather
o Tagged command queuing
o Target-initiated negotiation
o Allow up to 8 host adapters
o Command line options and configuraton through Bios Configuration
utility
o Higher performance by requiring only one interrupt per multiple I/O's
o Auto request sense
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/lsi_logic_fusion-mpt.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=lsi_logic_fusion-mpt.zip
news.consultron.ca news server update
Hi folks!
I'm adding some new newsgroups to the consultron.ca news server. They are
very high traffic, so the server is going to be offline for a while...
which is to say, that posts made to it will be stored, but not posted
immediately.
Here is a list of the groups in question:
comp.lang.apl:
comp.lang.c:
comp.lang.c++:
comp.lang.cobol:
comp.lang.fortran:
comp.lang.java.3d:
comp.lang.java.advocacy:
comp.lang.java.announce:
comp.lang.java.beans:
comp.lang.java.corba:
comp.lang.java.databases:
comp.lang.java.gui:
comp.lang.java.help:
comp.lang.java.machine:
comp.lang.java.programmer:
comp.lang.java.security:
comp.lang.java.softwaretools:
comp.lang.javascript:
comp.lang.postscript:
comp.lang.php:
After these ones come in, I'll be adding some more language newsgroups to
the server sometime in the future... but these will do to start:)
I'll post another message when the feed has finished coming in. This is
going to take some hours, and perhaps even all the way into tomorrow to
finish, as these newsgroups are going to make my newsbase eight times
larger than it is currently.
Sorry for any inconvenience, and I hope people find the new newsgroups
useful!
Regards,
Jack Troughton
socks daemon with portmaps and plugins
Native multithreaded socks daemon with tcp/udp portmaps, external plugins,
http proxy support.
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/socksd-2.2-os2.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=socksd-2.2-os2.zip
wxWindows OS/2 port v2.4.0
The OS/2 port(Beta) of wxWindows, the foremost cross-platform, C++, GUI
toolkit available today.
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/wxos2-2.4.0.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=wxos2-2.4.0.zip
Pointer Pack 1.1
This package contains:
- Amiga 1 by Andy Longton
- Amiga 2 by Andy Longton
- Arrows
- Big Bloddy by Juhapekka Tolvanen
- Cherub by Kyle Barrow
- Cigar by Eric Laffoon
- Cross Black
- Cross White
- Dancin' Bear by Ward Kaatz
- Euge Hand By Euge
- Evil Grey Alien by Mr. Zed
- Glasses by Kemi
- Glasses 2 colors by Kemi
- Globes 3
- Globes 2 by Rob McElrath
- Gray 3D - 2 by Christian Hennecke
- Gray 3D - 3 By Euge
- Hand with Stick By BGR
- Kupo by Pat Gunn
- Mouse By BGR
- Rodent by Robert Billing
- Solid by Martin H. Speiser
- StarTrek by Rob McElrath
- Sun By Kyle Barrow
- Transparent Blue By BGR
- Transparent by Tim Middleton
- Transparent Small by Tim Middleton
- Windows 95 by Brendon Baumgarter
- X - by Simon Pasieka
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/pointerpak.wpi
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=pointerpak.wpi
Warpstock 2003 bids update
Since a couple people have asked me about the status of Warpstock 2003 I
thought I'd post a brief update.
We have received two notices of intent to submit a bid for Warpstock 2003.
One on the West coast and one in Canada. So far neither has actually
submitted a bid, but the deadline for that is February 28th. Hopefully we
will have good news in 2-3 weeks. I will report more after that date.
Mark
REXX Function package for REXX based CGI scripts
Provides additional REXX functions for CGI scripts. Handles form
processing (GET and POST methods) with data validation, supports file
uploads, sending e-mail and attachments via SMTP, checking and retrieving
POP3 mail, getting documents via HTTP, building PDF documents and a range
of useful date, file and string functions.
Refer to readme.txt for build specific changes.
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/rxweb023.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=rxweb023.zip
FtpServer version 1.15 released
FtpServer, the FTP daemon for OS/2 and eCS that has virtual
directories, has just been updated to version 1.15. You can get it at http://eepjm.newcastle.
edu.au/os2/ftpserver.html or at ftp://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/software/ftpser115.zip
LIST OF CHANGES
Version 1.15
Added separate speed limit for uploads.
Fixed bug: IP filter incorrect in Setup.exe (mask problem)
Fixed minor bug in LogAnalysis: failure to recognise that
'/' and '\' are equivalent in file names.
Added a NIL check to TaskControl.SuspendMe.
Extended anti-tagger criteria.
Added Migrate.cmd to the tools directory.
Extended watchdog task to handle sockets that refuse to
be killed.
Note that Migrate.cmd is a new tool that allows you to migrate the user
database (managed by the tcp/ip configuration notebook) from IBM's FTPD.
Unfortunately you will still need to enter the passwords manually, because
passwords are encrypted, and the two servers use different encryption
methods.
Free Utilities from Pillarsoft
We have a few command line utilities knocking around here that could be
useful and we have decided to document and release them. No legal
mumbo-jumbo and no registration required.
Most are quite simple but I use them often for various reasons. We have
other items that we may add in the future. The utilities packaged at this
time are:
CRLF - Convert LF to CRLF or vice versa on any selected file.
DC - Directory Change changes directories at the command line (like cd)
using aliases. This utility creates a data file and alias/directory pairs
may be added directly from any target directory.
FF - Find Files by name (or wildcard) on any drive, tree or individual
directory.
RT - Replace Text replaces any string with a new string in selected
file(s). May use wildcards for file lists and do complex search and
replace operations. (Including multiple line search and replace)
SLP - Search LibPath searches the LIBPATH for DLL files. Handy for dll
loading order inquiries as well as finding duplicates.
SP - Search Path searches the SET PATH statement for file(s) as opposed
to searching drives or directories. Handy for finding duplicates.
They can be found on the PillarSoft website under "Products" http://www.pillarsoft.net
Regards,
Wayne Swanson
Multiuser support for OS/2 SSES-Alpha-0.0.7
Multiuser support for OS/2. Enables work of several users in single OS/2
system with access and process control.
Program URL: http://ecomstation.ru/openssh
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/sses-alpha-0.0.7.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=sses-alpha-0.0.7.zip
GNU Chess
This is OS/2 port of latest release of world-famous GNU Chess program
(without book file). It has plain terminal interface only, but supports
XBoard and PMBoard.
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/new/gnuchess-os2-5.0.3-bin.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=gnuchess-os2-5.0.3-bin.zip
CDRDao write CD-R/RW in Disc-At-Once mode
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/cdrdao2-1.1.6.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=cdrdao2-1.1.6.zip
GSView 4.31 Beta
As I've discovered today GSView 4.31beta (the ghostscript frontend) I
contacted Russell Lang.
URL: ftp://mirror.cs.wisc.edu/pub/mirrors/ghost/ghostgum/beta/gsv431os2.zip
He replied:
>Klaus,
>
>
>
>>> what a big surprise, after you wrote me last year that there won't be
>>> any updates for OS/2 I just found GSView 4.31 beta today for OS/2 too.
>>
>>
>
>I won't be writing GSview 5 for OS/2, but I will endeavour to
>keep 4.x running.
Nice-OS/2 Enhancer - powerful system tool. Freeware.
This application adds new features to the OS/2 shell: image scrolling in
all windows using mouse or keyboard, window skinning for OS/2 and Win-OS/2
windows, workplace extension - four "Rooms" around the desktop, various
keyboard and mouse actions, window arrangement on the screen, logon
scripts and dialog enhancements, priority management and dynamic "float"
priority, window list cleaning, text-mode window additions, various
patches for OS/2 and Workplace Shell.
Program URL: http://www.ecomstation.ru/nice/
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/nice-os2-v50.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=nice-os2-v50.zip
Mozilla 1.3b for OS/2 Has Been Released
Note: You probably got a dozen notices, but (after reading your notice
this morning) just in case, here's mine. :-) [Moderator note: Actually
this is the only one so far.]
Mozilla 1.3b has been released, and is available in 2 flavors. That is,
with installer, as a self extracting executable file, and without, as a
.ZIP.
You can download them here:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozilla1.3b/mozilla-os2-1.3b-installer.exe
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozilla1.3b/mozilla-os2-1.3b.zip
The Warpzilla home page: http://www.mozilla.org/ports/os2/
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