You probably already have these: http://www5.ncr.com/support/support_drivers_p … pc_library_cfgs
Most of the recent ones I got were for the NEC Proserva. Will dig thru my archives but am guessing some may have come from your older website.

Hi, yeah sorry it had to move ip's, something to do with my hosting co. should stay there for a long time now. Yes thanks got the NCR ones.

Do you know the post count you need before you can send PM's? i wanted to try to contact eisapc who I think did this site:
https://web.archive.org/web/20040208152052/ht … nzel/cards.html

I think there are a few I don't have, but most of the .cfg's arn't archived.

mR_Slug wrote on 2020-05-17, 17:34:

Hi, yeah sorry it had to move ip's, something to do with my hosting co. should stay there for a long time now. Yes thanks got th […]
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Hi, yeah sorry it had to move ip's, something to do with my hosting co. should stay there for a long time now. Yes thanks got the NCR ones.

Do you know the post count you need before you can send PM's? i wanted to try to contact eisapc who I think did this site:
https://web.archive.org/web/20040208152052/ht … nzel/cards.html

I think there are a few I don't have, but most of the .cfg's arn't archived.

Think 50 posts is what auto triggers the PM enabled (or maybe it was 30, was such a long time ago hahaa).
I had an old link to some Dell Eisa config diskettes for some workstations & servers (Like Poweredge 2200 from 1996 era) but the files are still at Dell luckily
https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/pr … cy?app=products LIKE:
https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/produ … ge-2200/drivers
https://dl.dell.com/utility/EISA_D08.EXE

thanks, looked thru that lot as well as:
https://www.dell.com/support/home/uk/en/ukbsd … cy?app=products
But i seam to already have all of them. <grumble> Oh that website is awkward. I think 2004 was the high-point of web design. Constant squiggly-gif loading images, multiple times on a single page?! Why is there a requirement now to make every webpage "active"? It's driver download, it doesn't need to be flashy, in fact that just makes it annoying and slow</grumble>

Anyway, got them as far as I can tell. Had a look thru archive.org's 2005 dell.com and did find their ftp server:
http://web.archive.org/web/20050419195705/htt … //ftp.dell.com/
not sure whats there, but may be of use to someone.

I am trying to track down the ECU for a dell OmniPlex 590, note not "OptiPlex". I found it about 15 years ago but misplaced it, never found it again. It's like the OmniPlex line has been removed from the Internet. I know it's not a typo because I have one.

N-E-Way...If anyone has any links, leads or whatever please let me know.

mR_Slug wrote on 2020-05-17, 21:00:

Anyway, got them as far as I can tell. Had a look thru archive.org's 2005 dell.com and did find their ftp server: http://web.arc […]
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Anyway, got them as far as I can tell. Had a look thru archive.org's 2005 dell.com and did find their ftp server:
http://web.archive.org/web/20050419195705/htt … //ftp.dell.com/
not sure whats there, but may be of use to someone.

I am trying to track down the ECU for a dell OmniPlex 590, note not "OptiPlex". I found it about 15 years ago but misplaced it, never found it again. It's like the OmniPlex line has been removed from the Internet. I know it's not a typo because I have one.

N-E-Way...If anyone has any links, leads or whatever please let me know.

Thanks ! Bookmarked the Dell ftp for later search fun. OmniPlex 590: 90Mhz P5 w/1Mb cache hmmm not much out there other than descriptions...

mR_Slug wrote on 2020-05-17, 21:00:

I am trying to track down the ECU for a dell OmniPlex 590, note not "OptiPlex". I found it about 15 years ago but misplaced it, never found it again. It's like the OmniPlex line has been removed from the Internet. I know it's not a typo because I have one.

N-E-Way...If anyone has any links, leads or whatever please let me know.

Any of these what you need?

https://web.archive.org/web/19970725100740/ht … ilelib/10fe.htm

Found the OmniPlex support page at https://web.archive.org/web/19970617044207/ht … 5XX/default.htm but the links don't go anywhere obvious file-wise, so just hand edited the URLs to get the above

EDIT: just noticed that if you search for the filenames they're also still available on the active Dell website 😀

PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2020-05-17, 23:40:

EDIT: just noticed that if you search for the filenames they're still available on the active Dell website 😀

Yep and thanks ! That is how I found the PowerEdge 2200 files above.

Hmm the only one with Dell Omniplex 5xx System is DEL0048.cfg. No other ref's in any of the other cfg's I can find. Is in C12, 13 and 14.

mR_Slug wrote on 2020-05-17, 17:34:

i wanted to try to contact eisapc who I think did this site:
https://web.archive.org/web/20040208152052/ht … nzel/cards.html

I think there are a few I don't have, but most of the .cfg's arn't archived.

Feel free to contact me, I just did not check my mails for weeks.
I will be lucky to share my collection with you.
Just did a swap on cfgs with another user on a german classic computer forum.

I still did not find the time to resurrect my eisapc.de site again.
My university webspace was deleted after I stopped working there,
but there is still a local copy of all the files on home server
eisapc

I think vogons will be more than happy to host your files and if not, I can always make a section at my site

@mR_Slug, turns out Dell do still host all the files even if they don't make it too obvious

System Utilities: https://dl.dell.com/utility/

OmniPlex 5xxx (listed as Pentium 5 ME): http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/oth-5-me.html

Wow big response, so long post.

Re, dell FTP. There are at least 4 different addresses for the ftp (accessed via http) on archive.org. To keep this short details are here:
http://66.113.161.23/~mR_Slug/deviceInfo/Dell … tp.dell.com.txt

PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2020-05-17, 23:40:

Any of these what you need?

https://web.archive.org/web/19970725100740/ht … ilelib/10fe.htm

Found the OmniPlex support page at https://web.archive.org/web/19970617044207/ht … 5XX/default.htm but the links don't go anywhere obvious file-wise, so just hand edited the URLs to get the above

Thanks for the link. It lead me to a simmilar page that shows the files by system name:
https://web.archive.org/web/19970617042433/ht … lelib/262_4.htm
(use the next page, previous page links at the bottom to navigate)

Got all the files (drivers and ECU etc) for the Omniplex 4xx and 5xx. I've put them here:
http://66.113.161.23/~mR_Slug/deviceInfo/Dell/

Horun wrote on 2020-05-18, 01:58:

Hmm the only one with Dell Omniplex 5xx System is DEL0048.cfg. No other ref's in any of the other cfg's I can find. Is in C12, 13 and 14.

So the 590 needs DEL0048.cfg, but no files have it? I havn't opened them yet.

PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2020-05-18, 08:33:

@mR_Slug, turns out Dell do still host all the files even if they don't make it too obvious

Ah-ha!, so my archiving was done in vain, that is a pair of very useful links.
Thank you

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eisapc wrote on 2020-05-18, 07:43:

Feel free to contact me, I just did not check my mails for weeks.
I will be lucky to share my collection with you.
Just did a swap on cfgs with another user on a german classic computer forum.

I would contact via PM, but I think I need a post count of +50. Are you on vcfed,org? Was that 1st1? he's sending me some stuff, and mentioned you. Thank you for sharing.

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i think that;s everything. It moves fast on here!

mR_Slug wrote on 2020-05-19, 17:33:

Horun wrote on 2020-05-18, 01:58:

Hmm the only one with Dell Omniplex 5xx System is DEL0048.cfg. No other ref's in any of the other cfg's I can find. Is in C12, 13 and 14.

So the 590 needs DEL0048.cfg, but no files have it? I havn't opened them yet.

Yes file EISA_C12.EXE and C13 have it, those can be extracted directly to HD under Win32 without writing to a floppy disk (some Dell and Compaq stuff forces you to write to a floppy as you know) or at least I was able to under XP 32bit.

I would contact via PM, but I think I need a post count of +50. Are you on vcfed,org? Was that 1st1? he's sending me some stuff, […]
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eisapc wrote on 2020-05-18, 07:43:

Feel free to contact me, I just did not check my mails for weeks.
I will be lucky to share my collection with you.
Just did a swap on cfgs with another user on a german classic computer forum.

I would contact via PM, but I think I need a post count of +50. Are you on vcfed,org? Was that 1st1? he's sending me some stuff, and mentioned you. Thank you for sharing.

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i think that;s everything. It moves fast on here!

I am not on vcfed.org (yet).
Yes, it was 1ST1 indeed.
He just told me he forwarded you my files allready.
The wold is getting small if it comes to such sophisticated stuff like EISA-cfg-files.

Ok everyone. v1.03 is up with approx 200 new .cfg's. Thanks to everyone who sent me some files.

http://66.113.161.23/~mR_Slug/EISA/

@eisapc - wow that was a lot of stuff!

I see that you already have the DPTA410 config file but do not list what adapters it is for. This is info from the .CFG file

1This configuration file is for use with all Distributed
2Processing Technology SmartCache III and SmartRAID EISA to SCSI
3Host Bus Adapters.  This includes the PM2022, PM2122, PM3122,
4and PM3222, all with or without floppy.
5Key features of the adapter are:
6Up to 64MB of disk cache w/ ECC protection
7ECC protection of data across SCSI bus
8RAID-0, 1, and 5
933MB/sec EISA burst transfer
10SCSI-2 compliant
1110MHz SCSI sync transfer
12IDE emulation
13Universal EATA driver support

Are you interested in images of the original floppies? What about documentation scans?

Yes original images are generally the best source for .CFGs. But if i find any .CFG that is unique/different version i include it. I'm not really looking for documentation/drivers. Bitsavers is generally the best place for that. However if it is a small file I often include it for convenience. Some disk images with .CFGs include drivers/docs anyway.

So if you have anything please let me know.

I have the original disks for a DPT SmartCache III SCSI controller as well as all the original documentation. There are 4 floppy disks. Do you have images of those already?

I don't think so. Can you PM/post the files?