[WarpCast] *NEW* ThermoProtect V1.17 - 2/24/99 |
When you gotta have it done right now. Set, see and change the priority of your OS/2 apps for better performance. Set foreground priority, run a list with a single button and more with Priority Master II Version 2.5 Free fully functional demo available. http://www.prioritymaster.com/ ****************************** WarpCast ****************************** Source: David Wei (davidwei@cybermail.net) Moderator: Dirk Terrell (admin@os2ss.com) ********************************************************************** The SECOND 1999 Release of ThermoProtect! :) Now ThermoProtect V1.17 is available on hobbes.mnsu.edu/pub/incoming/tp-117.zip and later it will be moved to hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/mboard/tp-117.zip Freeware now and forever! :) New Version Highlight : ======================= This is a fairly massive update and bug fix, so please bear with me... :) Since ThermoProtect is built with easy to upgrade code, I've decided to add support for additional hardware to the program first, instead of making the GUI version. And fear not, all the work done here will be translated to an even better GUI version...*This version adds the ability to output to file, this feature does not allow custom file name at this time. *Well, now ThermoProtect is the FIRST (AFAIK) enviromental monitor that FULLY SUPPORTS Winbond W83782D's output feature! Other program might be compatible with it, but they do not exploit the extra feature that it provides! Yeah, one more thing to brag about... ThermoProtect can now provide you with information about information on your system's CMOS battery, helping you to identify mysterious CMOS setting loss. *False ThermoAlarm rejection added, Winbond's chip may sometimes gives you 0 RPM for fan speed, this problem with the hardware has been fixed by ThermoProtect's internal false alarm rejection system. I'm surprised no one had mentioned about this problem but it seems that some chips would give a fluke value once in a while (seems like I'm reading the chip while it is updating the variables.). @Now using CmdLin3 command line parameter processor, joint effort between Jim Walsh, Kevin McCoy and ME! :) And numerous bugfix related to the newer CmdLin3's value extraction problems. !Chip detection bug fixed, now it should be able to accurately identify all known chips. !ThermoAlarm might indicate some inputs are protected even when they are NOT PROTECTED. This bug has been corrected. !The command line input for Fan #3's ThermoAlarm feature is now corrected. Now incorrect command line input to ThermoAlarm will be detected properly. !ThermoProtect may not write the proper value into the lowest fan speed variable when it drops to zero or non existent. Now fixed. REQUESTS! ========= If anyone knows what's going on with Gigabyte 6BXE's weird negative voltage reading (-12V shows up as -2.xxxV, and -5V shows up as -1.xxxV... very weird...), please let me know... Error/Bug Reports: ================== If this program says that it can't identify the chip... please do the following... *MAKE SURE you do have a enviromental 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 the model and the make of the monitoring chip. *E-Mail me the data... :) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe, or for more information on WarpCast, visit: http://www.warpcast.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------