[jimmsta]

It's working fine on my end. I've had issues with the hosting company in the past. (Dreamhost.com)... They promise 1TB of transfer a month, but so far, I've had problems with them allowing me to go over 120GB a month. (I have not hit that limit yet). This subdomain is throttled at 850GB of traffic, which has not occurred yet. There shouldn't be any problems...

I'll look into it.

[MDGx]

I've tried your web site again today [7-18-2006].
It works ok now.

Thanks.

[prx984]

i wish i had a burner in my laptop, then i wouldn't have to go upstairs to burn this to a cd lol i dont like my room during the summer, gets way too hot. right now its above 80'F, down here, its a cool 70'F

im glad my dad is an HVAC mechanic

[jimmsta]

I think I'll be creating a module-based approach for the next version. I'll be utilizing NSIS and my current webserver... this way, you can add what you want, as you need it. Should reduce download size considerably.

I'm also looking into dedicated hosting, as my host isn't very reliable.

edit: I just realized that I have an annual bill to pay them in the next 5 days. Either I renew for a year, or go elsewhere... I've got to get this sorted ASAP.

Once I have everything sorted, expect to see a small patch, possibly using the module/component idea proposed above.

This post has been edited by jimmsta: 18 July 2006 - 06:41 PM

[MDGx]

If you're looking into finding a good + cheap host for your web site:
http://www.mdgx.com/html.htm#HOS

I use PowWeb [Linux based]:
http://www.powweb.com/
Check them out.

HTH

[SoftPedia]

Still waiting for MajorGeeks?

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enh...ower-Pack.shtml

[jimmsta]

I was wondering who added the pack... Thanks a lot - Majorgeeks never responded. I've had problems in the past getting in touch with them, so it's not surprising that I haven't gotten anything from them.

Again, Thanks

[MDGx]

These are the MajorGeeks webmaster emails [at the top of this page]:
http://www.majorgeek...mitdownload.php

HTH

[jimmsta]

MajorGeeks ended up finding the download on SoftPedia (it seems), and uploaded it. It was featured on their site yesterday. At this point in time, W9xPPv4 has been downloaded over 1500 times.

[jimmsta]

Just a heads-up: An update is on the way. If anyone wants me to re-release the full package, I will (Already done, awaiting need to deploy it).

I'll release the update tommorow afternoon/evening. It is done. It is a 70MB 7Zip SFX archive, which should be extracted into your W9xPP Directory.

A Full Re-Release will be 210MB. It is all ready to be uploaded...

I'll attempt to make it possible for future releases to be dynamically updated through something NSIS-based or something.

This post has been edited by jimmsta: 28 July 2006 - 12:24 AM

[wizy]

This is a great project jim, good job.

[jimmsta]

Alrighty... version 4.1 is out, and mirrored. See first post for more details, md5, and whatever else...

[303]

OK, so what's new with 4.1??? I *just* got 4.0 a few days ago
Read your page and the beginning of this post... nothing... unless I'm just completely stupid?

[jimmsta]

Ah, right. I'm an id***.

Here's what's new with v4.1:
Latest Unofficial Service Pack for win98 FE
Latest Unofficial Service Pack for WinMe
Better Looking Autorun
Updated Revolutions Pack
Updated NUSB drivers for Win98SE
Added a small codec pack

I think that's it...

[wizy]

I've added the powerpack to my mirror at http://downloads.itinerantgroup.com/

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Bump! This should be stickefied!

[jimmsta]

wizy, on Jul 31 2006, 10:48 AM, said:

I've added the powerpack to my mirror at http://downloads.itinerantgroup.com/

Thanks - this'll take strain off my server.

Kelsenellenelvian, on Aug 10 2006, 08:38 PM, said:

Bump! This should be stickefied!

I'm surprised that it isn't

[wizy]

No problem. I wouldnt mind it if you added it to the first post so people see it to download from.

[jimmsta]

wizy, on Aug 11 2006, 06:53 PM, said:

No problem. I wouldnt mind it if you added it to the first post so people see it to download from.

Done.

Edit:
Just a heads up, there will be a small patch soon. At the moment, it's about 10mb uncompressed, and includes the 48-bit LBA patches, as well as a few other goodies.

This post has been edited by jimmsta: 11 August 2006 - 07:58 PM

[Siginet]

Thanks for this Windows 98 PowerPack! It is coming in handy for me right now.