#Process lasso alternative serial#
#Process lasso alternative full#

Included is a DLL and libraries for easy use in your own projects. The compression ratio is generally better than Zip’s Deflate and other common compression algorithms.

#Process lasso alternative full#

Written in x86 32-bit assembly language, the full source code is included. Used by PECompact (as pec2codec_jcalg1.dll, not default). Intended for extremely good compression ratio and very rapid decompression with low memory overhead. If you have licensing questions, please contact us. License rightsĮach project is licensed separately and may have unique terms. Not all of our software is listed here, many F/OSS offerings transitioned into community efforts and not listed. We have a large collection of software Bitsum has contributed to the world. It is in use by companies large and small, for jobs large and small. It is no longer mainted, but perfectly fucntional. It is written in native x86 (32-bit) code. This slow to compress, but fast to decompress LZSS derivative achieves excellent compression ratios. After making substantial contributions (many hundreds of hours of work time) and getting the project ‘off its feet’, I turned it over to the community for further development. X-Wrt, a web interface for OpenWrt, was founded to be a community project and has grown despite my absence, thanks to the hard work of ThePeople (a single person) and other volunteers.

#Process lasso alternative serial#

ASUS WL-530g R&D We discovered the serial port location on the PCB, documented the firmware file format, and wrote utilities to work with that firmware file format.

We discovered the serial port location on the PCB, documented the firmware file format, and wrote utilities to work with that firmware format. Our F/OSS ‘FMK’ allows people to extract some types of embedded firmware images, make changes, then rebuild them.

Modified CFEs (boot loaders) for the WRT54G(s)v5+ that allow for extended overclocking through binary patches to the clock frequency table. This got our name ‘out there’ in the embedded systems world.

It made a big splash in the news and our R&D work is comprehensive.

This allowed flashing of third-party linux firmwares for the first time. We analyzed and documented the proprietary firmware image format, documented the checksum algorithm, and wrote open source utilities to extract and build compatible firmware images for the Linksys WRT54G or WRT54GS v5-v6. Further, this page is not meant to serve as a complete listing. NOTICE: Many of these projects, some dating back over 20 years, are no longer actively maintained.