kwyjibo wrote on 2020-10-08, 10:25:

Is it of interest "The MGA Millennium Bulk CD Version 1.3, January 20, 1996"? Currently in Vogons Driver we have "The Matrox Millennium Multimedia SuperPack Version 1.60, November 11, 1996" which I think it is a later version of the same CD but with a rebranded title.

The ISO is available at the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyku4hh0f6p0nsm/BLK … FEB_96.ISO?dl=0

Hmmm. It appears to be all the folders and files but it is not an ISO file so cannot add it to the library. Can you make an ISO image of the CD ?

Horun wrote on 2020-10-30, 04:23:

keenerb wrote on 2020-10-18, 21:44:

I've dumped the ROMs for the Emerson 4412 286 system. It's a pretty neat box, and there's not a lot of information around on it.

It's got a lot of nice features: 8mb ram max, built-in hardware EMS support, boots from rom, a very in-depth self diagnostic BIOS utility. The manual hints at some sort of advanced built-in audio but I've not looked into that yet.

If you can get a good picture of: The motherboard AND the boot up BIOS POST screen will add it to the BIOS section.

I have the motherboard photo at least. I'll get a BIOS post photo next time I boot it up.

*edit*

I had a bios photo, but it was pre-replacing the 1287 clock chip. For the record, one of glitchwork's DS12887 replacements with battery holder seems to work just fine.

keenerb wrote on 2020-10-30, 05:06:

Horun wrote on 2020-10-30, 04:23:

keenerb wrote on 2020-10-18, 21:44:

I've dumped the ROMs for the Emerson 4412 286 system. It's a pretty neat box, and there's not a lot of information around on it.

It's got a lot of nice features: 8mb ram max, built-in hardware EMS support, boots from rom, a very in-depth self diagnostic BIOS utility. The manual hints at some sort of advanced built-in audio but I've not looked into that yet.

If you can get a good picture of: The motherboard AND the boot up BIOS POST screen will add it to the BIOS section.

I have the motherboard photo at least. I'll get a BIOS post photo next time I boot it up.

4412 Motherboard.jpg

Wow Thanks ! Great picture ! If you have any other information (even a text file you can create) about the system it would be good to include.

Ok added here: http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?file … 3&menustate=0,0
let me know if it looks OK. I did add the full size picture of the Board and BIOS screen to the BIOS file ZIP.

Yep here is a pic of my card.

I also found my Dos/win 3.X /95/NT drivers for the DT-0197H (Had to re-upload original file had 2 corrupted files)

Horun wrote on 2020-10-30, 04:25:

kwyjibo wrote on 2020-10-08, 10:25:

Is it of interest "The MGA Millennium Bulk CD Version 1.3, January 20, 1996"? Currently in Vogons Driver we have "The Matrox Millennium Multimedia SuperPack Version 1.60, November 11, 1996" which I think it is a later version of the same CD but with a rebranded title.

The ISO is available at the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyku4hh0f6p0nsm/BLK … FEB_96.ISO?dl=0

Hmmm. It appears to be all the folders and files but it is not an ISO file so cannot add it to the library. Can you make an ISO image of the CD ?

Sorry, I did not notice the "?dl=0" parameter of the URL, that way DropBox let's you browse the contents of the ISO. The following link should work as expected:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyku4hh0f6p0nsm/BLK … FEB_96.ISO?dl=1

kwyjibo wrote on 2020-10-31, 09:00:

Horun wrote on 2020-10-30, 04:25:

kwyjibo wrote on 2020-10-08, 10:25:

Is it of interest "The MGA Millennium Bulk CD Version 1.3, January 20, 1996"? Currently in Vogons Driver we have "The Matrox Millennium Multimedia SuperPack Version 1.60, November 11, 1996" which I think it is a later version of the same CD but with a rebranded title.

The ISO is available at the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyku4hh0f6p0nsm/BLK … FEB_96.ISO?dl=0

Hmmm. It appears to be all the folders and files but it is not an ISO file so cannot add it to the library. Can you make an ISO image of the CD ?

Sorry, I did not notice the "?dl=0" parameter of the URL, that way DropBox let's you browse the contents of the ISO. The following link should work as expected:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyku4hh0f6p0nsm/BLK … FEB_96.ISO?dl=1

Thanks ! I did not know that about Dropbox. Will try to add it this weekend after I get all my chores done 😀

Do SDKs count as drivers? Because I found a dump of Intel's i740 SDK, and was wondering if it was eligible for upload?

appiah4 wrote on 2020-11-02, 12:02:

Do SDKs count as drivers? Because I found a dump of Intel's i740 SDK, and was wondering if it was eligible for upload?

There's other SDKs on there, I say go for it 😀

I made an ugly scan of the EMerson 4412 product manual.

It's too large for attaching here, PM'ing the link to you directly.

The built-in MSDOS version is 3.31.

It has ROM drivers for XMS and EMS functionality.

keenerb wrote on 2020-11-03, 23:53:

I made an ugly scan of the EMerson 4412 product manual. […]
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I made an ugly scan of the EMerson 4412 product manual.

It's too large for attaching here, PM'ing the link to you directly.

The built-in MSDOS version is 3.31.

It has ROM drivers for XMS and EMS functionality.

That is great ! Thanks will post asap.

Hey all,

Recently acquired some old Suncom gameport joysticks/throttles and went hunting around for the drivers. I did see the F15 DOS drivers are up on the site, however the programming software didn't seem to be anywhere on the net. I even checked with the waybackmachine on the original suncominc.com site.

Luckily I found a seller nearby who had the original CD.

If anyone gets a chance please toss this up on the driver library.

Thanks!
Disc pic
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dmETLNO-bEAG … iew?usp=sharing

Disc ISO
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LXoUGRaqw5oF … iew?usp=sharing

Hi all.

If anyone is after ABIT drivers, BIOS, datasheets etc, I have a clone of their original FTP right before they shut it down many years ago. I've made it available in it's original layout at ftp://abitftp.geekitup.com.au/

Username/Password: abitftp

geekitup wrote on 2020-11-18, 12:49:

Hi all.

If anyone is after ABIT drivers, BIOS, datasheets etc, I have a clone of their original FTP right before they shut it down many years ago. I've made it available in it's original layout at ftp://abitftp.geekitup.com.au/

Username/Password: abitftp

Thanks! I am downloading the whole thing now.

As a note for others, the ftp is limited to 1 connection per user.

Just finished uploading the factory restore and diagnostic images for a Lenovo ThinkCenter M52 to archive.org:
https://archive.org/details/ThinkVantage-Resc … -and-Recovery-3

It is XP SP2 and restores the HDD to the factory image, including recovery partition.

Pretty sure it should work on other Lenovo desktops at least of the same vintage. No clue about laptops though.

Sorry all, I had to shut the FTP down as it broke some of our customer PBX backups! 🤣 I'll sort something out later.

I uploaded the Spaceware drivers & utilities for the following devices:

• Spaceball 2003
• Spaceball 3003
• SpaceController
• SpaceOrb 360

There are separate ISOs for Win9x/NT and Unix: https://archive.org/details/spacetec-imc-spaceware

Note:- There is a SpaceOrb 360 disc uploaded to VOGONS Drivers, but it doesn't cover the other devices.

Big thanks to ebay seller bradlyp who had some NOS Spaceballs listed, and kindly dumped the discs for me even though I wasn't buying!

I have just posted the drivers that came on 3 Floppies for the following MPEG2 PCI Hardware Decoder card:
Brand: Diamond Multimedia
Models supported:
- Diamond DVD
- Diamond DVD-1500
- Diamond DVD-2500

Combined in a single 7z archive. Available on Archive.org:
https://archive.org/details/diamond-multimedi … dvd-decoder.-7z

I have also posted the following drivers:

Brand: GeniusLAN
Model: GE2000II Series
Type: ISA NIC
Link: https://archive.org/details/genius_lan_GE2000_II

Brand: IBM
Model: 300PL
Type: Factory HDD Image
Link: https://archive.org/details/ibm300pl.7z

Brand: Iomega
Model: Zip Plus
Type: External Storage Device
Link: https://archive.org/details/zip-100-plus

Brand: Matrox
Model: G200 AGP
Type: AGP Graphic Adapter
Link: https://archive.org/details/g200milcd42i

Hi all,

I appreciate that more people take the time contribute drivers to the archive!

I really really don't want to come across like an asshole, but please use meaningful names when uploading, and use the correct category.

One of the biggest things that separates us from landfill sites like DriversGuide is that we don't have files with meaningless names like "Win9x version 7.76 AGP and PCI driver disks"

I had to open the file's listing and view the description to know what brand the driver is meant to go with, let alone which device.

I've updated the listing, but please be mindful.

Cheers

RE: AHEAD VGA-102-1M V5000 Driver Disk
Good find keropi !