Network Trace for OS/2
- Turn any OS/2 machine into a network probe.
- Take a trace on any segment in the network, in minutes.
- A software-only, hardware-independent implementation.
      http://www.goldencode.com/ntrace.html

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Source: (davidwei@cybermail.net)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (feedback@warpcast.com)
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Okay, after a long rest, I finally added some update to ThermoProtect
to bring the version number up to 1.33 (Okay, so I don't like to jump
up from version to version... :) )

This new version includes some (IMO) neat features that are not seen
anywhere else. :)

The following is the stuff from Enviro.HST... :)

  *Now ThermoProtect will show thermal sensor #2 and #3 with slightly
  better detail, as it now increments in steps of 0.5C instead of
  1.0C. Both I/O core and the shell are modified to add this
  feature.

  @Voltage output to both named pipes and file will have fixed
  decimal point, it will show 3 digits after the decimal point,
  regardless if the last one or two digits are zero or not. This
  makes the named pipe output seems neater.

  *Due to the last Peltier/Water Cooling disaster that I have here.
  (The SETI@Home ran out of things to do, and the Peltier/Water
  Cooling managed to lower the CPU's temperature below freezing
  point. When SETI@Home finally got something to do, it melted the
  ice formed on the CPU, which then caused a short... Good thing that
  it does not appear to have done real damage.) I decided that I need
  to have a small program that can create CPU load to heat up the CPU
  to prevent the CPU going below a pre-defined temperature limit.
  Thus Temperature Watch function was created. It runs a small timed
  loop that does intensive float point and integer calculation, which
  will heat up the CPU quite nicely.

  *EnvSetup.exe now have 2 pages for the main menu, because there's
  too much feature to fit in one page. :)


Now ready for download from my site:

  http://www.pcenduser.com 

(Just follow the link to ThermoProtect.)

And it has already been uploaded to Hobbes, however, I would
recommend downloading from my page if possible, because I would like
to see how many people are interested in ThermoProtect, and click the
banner on the page while you are there.
 
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