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Snooper, the System Checker
Copyright 1987-1991 by John P. Vias
REVISION HISTORY
Version Date Comments
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1.07 July 4, 1991 Added VESA detection.
1.06 June 91 (internal) Added CMOS extended memory
report; now recognizes DR DOS,
the ATT 6300, several Olivetti
models, and more PS/2s. Fixed
logical bug that prevented
several shells from being
reported. (Oops!)
1.05 June 91 (internal) Added detection of Weitek 1167
math coprocessor and HMA use.
1.04 May 91 (internal) Added Compatibility mode to
avoid lock-ups on some PCs
running under Windows 386
enhanced mode. Added logic
for detection of 486SX.
1.03 May 91 (internal) Fixed EISA detection bug.
1.02 May 91 (internal) Fixed 486 detection bug and
386/486 lockups; added 80386SX
detection.
1.01 April 91 (internal) Mouse report shows COM port
number if serial, based on
default IRQs.
1.00 March 1991 First "real" shareware
version. I uploaded a pre-
release version (1.01) to one
BBS in February 1989.
Internal versions aren't released.
Thank you for trying out Snooper, the System Checker. This handy
system information utility reports many operating characteristics
of your computer. Snooper tells you all about your computer's
memory, ports, mouse, disks, network, and much more.
To get a help screen showing Snooper's full syntax, type:
snooper /h
To run it, at the DOS prompt, simply type:
snooper
To exit Snooper, press:
<Esc>
To print Snooper's manual, type:
copy snooper.doc prn
Please read the manual. It explains how to use Snooper's
advanced features, such as the SNOOPER environment variable and
file logging. The manual is over thirty pages long so be sure
you have enough paper before you start.
Again, thank you for trying Snooper.
I look forward to hearing from you.