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| CMOS LockIt 2.3 | |||
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Platform: Turbo Assembler 4.0/Win16 |
Description: A very strange project. Had you ever seen those BIOS crackers? They remove BIOS password if it's set. Well, this one does the inverse: it sets password into BIOS!!! "But why?", should you ask. My answer is: "I dunno". Use your creativity, damn! The largest exploitation should be... trojans. Argh!
P.S. - the second program, |
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Download: LockIt23.zip [24.5 Kb] CMOSCONF.ZIP [7.6 Kb] |
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| Project last updated: 19 Mar 2000 | |||
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| demoniac beeper v0.666 | |||
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Platform: ANSI C (DOS/Win/Linux/FreeBSD) |
Description: Pretty funny. Plays Iron Maiden famous song Fear Of The Dark on PC Speaker. This is a very old project of mine. The original purpose is to provide sound alert on Linux machines with unavailable/weak sound card. I used it to signalize when somebody telnets to my
machine (my good old Sound Blaster AWE64 didn't allowed me to
play any 16 and neither 8 bit sound when I was listening
to some MP3).Some days ago I needed such function but on Windows system so I decided to port demoniac to every system I'm able to program on :)So currently it works on DOS, Windows 9x/NT/2K/XP, Linux & FreeBSD. Note that WinNT-derivated systems has native API to access PC Speaker hardware. Thus, administrator rights are only required on UN*X systems. (DOS & Win9x are single-user by default, duh). P.S. - for more practical applications take also look at Eugeni Dodonov's libPCSpeaker which derivated from original beeper a long time ago :)
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Download: demoniac.c [11.0 Kb] (Look for compilation instructions/remarks at the beginning of the source) demoniac.html [26.0 Kb] (highlighted version of the source) demoniac.zip [81.0 Kb] (all possible binaries) |
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| Project last updated: 10 Feb 2004 | |||
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| Keyboard Click | |||
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Platform: Turbo Assembler 4.0/DOS |
Description: One of my first assembly programs. Produces click sound on the PC Speaker when any keyboard key is pressed. Authentic "Useless but Cool®" project! This is maybe the most simple TSR (Terminate Stay Resident) application. It can install & remove itself to/from low memory. |
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Download: CLICK.ZIP [1.6 Kb] |
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| Project last updated: beginning of 1998 | |||
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| Parallel port LED controller v4.2 | |||
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Platform: Turbo Assembler 5.0/DOS |
Description: Simple control program for a homebuilt LED parport device. What the heck is that?! Look at the picture and schematic (note that resistors are 470 ohm). You can get more info at Tomi Engdahl page about Parallel port output. Now, back to program. it allows you to blink LEDs wired to your PC's parport and also performs some elementary operations on parport's data (NOT, ROL & ROR). Has a nice "GUI" with intuitive "keyboard shortcuts" ;) |
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Download: LED.ZIP [5.3 Kb] |
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| Project last updated: 17 Apr 2000 | |||
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| XRio - X11 FrontEnd for Rio Utility | |||
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Platform: Perl script |
Description: Discontinued Project! I've developed Total Commander filesystem plugin with same funcionality. It's interface is much superior as it "steals" TC GUI; and it's native library instead of console front-end. But... It's Windows only :(
P.S. - if you get problems downloading files with long names, apply patch I provided above on Rio Utility (not XRio itself!) |
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Download: xrio.pl [30.0 Kb] rio107-2.patch [5.0 Kb] |
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| Project last updated: 31 Jul 2000 | |||
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