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Agere Systems HDA Modem Driver (ICH7) V2.1.59 [08/24/2005]
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Agere Win Modem Driver V8.31.0.0 [12/12/2003]
Download:
http://3rdpartydriverpacks.thesneaky.co … -32_612.7z
(MD5 Hash: F4ED506D12F6ED06E15FA48B6AA54469)
Decompressed Size: 73,5 MB
Compressed Size: 12,7 MB
Last edited by ruudboek (2006-12-23 06:51:01)
6.08?
It's December over here already 
6.08?
It's December over here already
...on top of that what month has 32 days? 
if you get some time... re-up the file with standard year/month/day version number, I will update it on my stickie then... should be like 6.12.21 or something....
No, the 32 is for 32bits.
The first figure is the year, second is month. This is so you can keep track of which pack is newer. The usual release cylce for official packs was ~once a month, hence no need to include any days.
It's just a naming convention and definately nothing crititcally.
I'll try to rename them, though, so they don't look too outdated
hi
No offence meant, but this is funny..
x86-32 already tells me it is for 32 bits.
64 bit drivers would have AMD-X64 or x86-64 in the name?
those I saw at 3rdparty here used x86-64
"[REL] DriverPack xyz y.mm" where 'xyz' is the name of your DriverPack, 'y' is the current year (i.e. '6' for '2006') and 'mm' is the current month (i.e. '08' for August, '12' for December). Only post DriverPacks for the wnt5_x86-32 platform in this forum.
Helmi, You are correct that it should not include the day in the naming...... However, since 3rd party packs are not official and have the possibility to be updated by several sources I have been naming the packs that I contribute to all with the yy.mm.dd naming... so if someone updates it after that there is no question of what is newer. and thank you for taking on renaming them, I'm on a loner computer right now while I'm fixing up my house...
Ok, i have corrected the naming of the new driverpack modem. See the first post above.
Ruud
check md5 plz
Helmi, You are correct that it should not include the day in the naming...... However, since 3rd party packs are not official and have the possibility to be updated by several sources I have been naming the packs that I contribute to all with the yy.mm.dd naming... so if someone updates it after that there is no question of what is newer. and thank you for taking on renaming them, I'm on a loner computer right now while I'm fixing up my house...
Yeah, NP, but that still does not explain where the 32 came from, eh?
check md5 plz
Ah yes, corrected that one aswell.
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