This old thread was the first hit on Google when I was looking for the fan connector specs and pin out. I just bought a P3 600MHz Coppermine CPU and I didn't have a cable for the fan. I was going through my cables and found out that a wake-on-lan cable had the same connector (for the motherboard …

I've been happy with this replacement solution: https://www.tindie.com/products/glitchwrks/gw … acement-module/

Have you tried an older (1.9) version of Fraps?

Thanks for testing. I haven't had any time to work on this recently but my plan is to add a faster (but way less secure) method as an option. Also I now have a 33MHz 486 setup to test with.

There is now a release package on GitHub for the initial release. Something to note: the non-386 versions are slow. The process between starting the program and prompting for a password takes 11 seconds on my 266MHz Pentium II when connecting to a machine in the same network. For the 386 version it …

Good question. The original implementation only uses rand() for randomness so it really isn't cryptographically secure at all. This could be addressed in the future but I wouldn't be surprised if the implementation has other potential security issues. On the other hand I would not use DOS based …

The original SSH2DOS was last updated in 2006 and the protocols and ciphers it uses are outdated and basically it does not work anymore. I've patched the program to be up to date (as of 2021). The old programs can be still used if the ssh server configuration is changed to allow using less secure …

Got the package from keropi today! Paired the card with my Gravis Ultrasound and they work nicely together.

Back in the day I mainly used DMP (Dual Module Player) on my 286. Only the older versions (1.41 or older) will work on a 286.