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Hi,

> (quoted to new post as other thread was VERY old and unrelated)
>
> [Josep M.]:    I'd like to see peritool package, but link in DJGPP web don't
>                      Works. Where can I get it?. Thanks

I assume you mean this:

http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/dl/apps/     (last updated Jul 2003)

"
Package Title: Peritool
Author: Peritek Corp E-Mail: ivor_AT_DEFUNCT_peritek_DOT_com
Status: Free download; binary only
One-line description: a test suite of PCI DOS based tools for hardware
debugging

Peritool tests PCI (probe, map, access config registers), memory
(read, write, test, etc.) and I/O (read, write). Peritool is offered
free to hardware developers. It runs under DOS (tested with v6.21) and
may be run under Windows 98 in a command window. It is not compatible
with Windows 2000 or Windows XP.

The software is distributed as executable code, and comes with a
source file example that shows the access mechanisms. The example
program is complete and may be compiled.
"

So you're basically only getting a closed-source binary and (wimpy)
example .c file, not much else. I found a link via WayBack, and
the .ZIP seems complete:

http://web.archive.org/web/20060820202147/http://www.cwcgraphics.com/software_peritool.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20060820202147/http://www.cwcgraphics.com/software/peritool/peridos.zip