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Nero and EAC (Exact Audio Copy) are complete arses when it comes to supporting cue files.
To take over the pain of having to enter all the CD-Text information, when it's already present in the audio filenames, I created cuemaker.
This program uses basic regular expressions to auto-generate CUE Sheets from audio files in a directory
executable (Windows), Readme, cuemaker.cpp, full source package (Visual Studio)
Now also available from GitHub.

It is possible to connect to the serial port of the PSP using a simple MAX3232 montage
More information here

Mostly written by xvi (yeah, I stole is webpage design too! ;þ)
Lists the region settings of all/selected DVD drives
Based on fPLScsi (and a darn good example of its use too!). This means the exact same sourcecode is used to access devices on DOS, Windows, Linux and MacOS X
Download dvdzone v0.4

This is a forked version of PLScsi (hence the name) using the "old style" PLScsi API with the added bonuses of:
- Mac OSX support
- DOS 32 bits support (DPMI/DJGPP)
- No more dependancies on the Microsoft DDK for SPTI accesses
With these modifications, fPLScsi offers *true* CORE ("Code Once, Run Everywhere") for SCSI passthru device access on DOS, Windows, Linux and now Mac platforms.
Download fPLScsi v1.1 (updated)
For an example of the fPLScsi API or the "Code Once, Run Everywhere" paradigm in action, have a look at the "dvdzone" source above
Now also available from GitHub.

Orca configuration for a Linux server with 2.6 kernel (Slackware 9.1) including hardware sensors monitoring
The Perl script to generate the monitored data (customization or orcallator/procallator for Linux)
The matching orca.cfg file and the rc.orca to run it all
An example of the pretty cool output