DOSExe Tools Collection v2304

[an0rma1]

@sendsersu: AFAIK I never seen that SI version, sorry, I've seen patches to fix bugs, but not that.
@bolota: it's been many years since I cracked dongles in dos , but I think you need more that a simple hasp emulator for dos. SDK versions and dongle models complicate the idea. I think, not an expert in that.
I have old dos dongle tools, I think, need to recover some old backups.

I know this content is not useful nowadays, apart from nostalgic value, but there are curious things there, worth stuyding if you are learning, and I think preservation of the history is important.

Thank guys

[bolo2002]

Originally Posted by an0rma1

I know this content is not useful nowadays, apart from nostalgic value, but there are curious things there, worth stuyding if you are learning, and I think preservation of the history is important.

Thank guys

i lost ~20 years ago over 30 DAT tapes,2gb each,collected since ~1990 but as you said "..apart from nostalgic value..."

[bolota]

Originally Posted by an0rma1

@sendsersu: AFAIK I never seen that SI version, sorry, I've seen patches to fix bugs, but not that.
@bolota: it's been many years since I cracked dongles in dos , but I think you need more that a simple hasp emulator for dos. SDK versions and dongle models complicate the idea. I think, not an expert in that.
I have old dos dongle tools, I think, need to recover some old backups.

I know this content is not useful nowadays, apart from nostalgic value, but there are curious things there, worth stuyding if you are learning, and I think preservation of the history is important.

Thank guys

yes I'm not an expert, and yes, it's for nostalgic reasons, and to recover old works, if you can share your tools I appreciate.
Thank you very much

[bolota]

Originally Posted by an0rma1

@sendsersu: AFAIK I never seen that SI version, sorry, I've seen patches to fix bugs, but not that.
@bolota: it's been many years since I cracked dongles in dos , but I think you need more that a simple hasp emulator for dos. SDK versions and dongle models complicate the idea. I think, not an expert in that.
I have old dos dongle tools, I think, need to recover some old backups.

I know this content is not useful nowadays, apart from nostalgic value, but there are curious things there, worth stuyding if you are learning, and I think preservation of the history is important.

Thank guys

Hi
you found something to emulate hasp lpt in real ms-dos?
thanks