Ooo neat. Guys at UR would love this

FIC/Shuttle manuals are often hard to find, so yes!

Awesome... I tip my hat to you!

Nice, thank you very much.

Yes, everyone thought Asus manuals were safely on the german Asus FTP until they weren't, Abit pulled their old stuff without warning, PC Chips (Houston) have been quite hard to find, then Ocean aka Octek went tits up just before the millenium and their stuff is hard to dig out. Aopen is also Acer

I see i have some downloading to do. And thank you for putting them online, I'll see what is still missing in the collection.

needs a torrent

Feel free to make one of this:
https://www.elhvb.com/mobokive/jason21/index.html
Seeing it's 384MB it is not putting too much strain on the server

Nice! Thanks for sharing this!

Hello super collection. Would love to copy the whole cd. Is there a link to a complete access to a cd.

That's quite the collection. Thank you for posting these I was able to get a few manuals I was missing.

If possible, please upload a zip/rar archive of the full collection. Downloading the full set in a single file will be much easier than downloading and sorting potentially hundreds of files for those of us who have our own archives.

If you click on the leftmost part of the folder google drive will zip the lot for you, so that's only as many clicks are there are manufacturers listed.

OK, thanks. I didn't see that

I'm glad it could be useful, it was kind of just filler at the time. The rest of the CD probably isn't too interesting, FAQs, cable pinouts, and some common diagnostic, compress, etc apps. I'm attaching a text file with a listing of all the files

With tray difficult. Simply release image ready. No matter what hardware.

With tray difficult. Simply release image ready. No matter what hardware.

Jason21 wrote on 2022-04-08, 23:06:

I'm glad it could be useful, it was kind of just filler at the time. The rest of the CD probably isn't too interesting, FAQs, cable pinouts, and some common diagnostic, compress, etc apps. I'm attaching a text file with a listing of all the files

Can you zip up the "help" folder? It looks like there's connector info in there which is always good if done properly and possible some manufacturer website links that can be dragged through archive.org for missing bioses/manuals

Here are the rest of the files from the CD in a ZIP:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KKdaUrw54sEC … iew?usp=sharing

Awesome, thanks much again. There was a few things I was curious about but didn't wanna twist your arm.

If you find any other old media, things I think people would appreciate are ASPI drivers, there's a number of interfaces and drives that aren't supported well by drivers that "survived" onto modern web, then there's mid 90s BIOS modding tools that have gone missing also, earlier versions of AMIBCP for DOS I think are most sought.