Y2000 Pro : The solution for the Year 2000 problem in PC BIOSes.
      Works with OS/2, Linux and other 32-bit Operating Systems.
              http://www.blueskyinnovations.com/y2k.html
 
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Yup, yet another update for ThermoProtect :)

Now ThermoProtect V1.08 is available on
hobbes.mnsu.edu/pub/incoming/tp-108.zip

and later it will be moved to
hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/mboard/tp-108.zip

Freeware now and forever! :)


Changes inculdes:
=====================

*Added a small delay after initialization of the chipset,
this should prevent some abnormal readings in the fan's 
highest/lowest reading.

(below are for V1.07)

*Sometimes the program will mistaken a W83781D as a LM78, 
thus it was not able to read the extra two thermal input, 
this problem is now fixed.  Users of V1.06 are encouraged 
to use their current version if ThermoProtect detects their 
chip properly, since this update does not inculde much in
the way of features.

*A few more optimized routines, or rather, the removal of 
some garbage in my library code... :)


Error/Bug Reports:
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If this program is giving you a Vendor ID but saying that 
it can't identify the chip... please do the following...

*MAKE SURE you do have a environmental monitoring chip of  
 some kind.
*Check if the output from ThermoProtect is making sense or 
 not (ie +5V entry showing +8V is NOT making sense... :) )
*Check your motherboard manual and record down the model 
 and the make of the monitoring chip.
*Record down the Vendor ID.
*E-Mail me the data... :)

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