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I would propose two improvements (sorry if I missed them) - Add filtering for items with a picture only - Allow to a user to browse a category (without necessity of searching)
Well done ;-)
I was one of the people who still ran DOS when this wasn't really very common any more, and was constantly looking for things like drivers that would bring proper vesa or sound support to newer hardware on DOS. I ended up starting a webpage dedicated to collecting those drivers for DOS, which by now must've been decades ago.
It never grew very big, but I also never took it down. I wonder if it helped some people over the years.
Their server (PHP 8) is Free Software under the GPL v3 but I can't find any link to the SQL dump mentioned in the README that one would need to actually run it.
Where do you see such a requirement?
Motherboards ends at "ASIA DATA, Inc"; Expansion Chips ends at "Chromatic"; Chipsets ends at "IMS". I was able to view a large list briefly once, but I'm not sure what I did.
Oh this brings some memories. I was one of the people who still ran DOS when this wasn't really very common any more, and was constantly looking for things like drivers that would bring proper vesa or sound support to newer hardware on DOS. I ended up starting a webpage dedicated to collecting those drivers for DOS, which by now must've been decades ago. It never grew very big, but I also never took it down. I wonder…
Not sure if its the browser or interface, yet trying to search for Motherboards, Expansion Chips, Chipsets, ect... I always get a limited number of possible Manufacturer choices. Motherboards ends at "ASIA DATA, Inc"; Expansion Chips ends at "Chromatic"; Chipsets ends at "IMS". I was able to view a large list briefly once, but I'm not sure what I did.
Not sure if its the browser or interface, yet trying to search for Motherboards, Expansion Chips, Chipsets, ect... I always get a limited number of possible Manufacturer choices. Motherboards ends at "ASIA DATA, Inc"; Expansion Chips ends at "Chromatic"; Chipsets ends at "IMS". I was able to view a large list briefly once, but I'm not sure what I did.
Oh this brings some memories. I was one of the people who still ran DOS when this wasn't really very common any more, and was constantly looking for things like drivers that would bring proper vesa or sound support to newer hardware on DOS. I ended up starting a webpage dedicated to collecting those drivers for DOS, which by now must've been decades ago. It never grew very big, but I also never took it down. I wonder…
How late in the game were you running DOS?