Comments on: moo script and moo.dll

By: GlassWolf

GlassWolf — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 01:51:19 +0000

PS I see the x64 notation, but I couldn’t get the above poster’s ipdates to the script to work with my SLI cards.
perhaps I did something incorrectly.

thanks again

By: GlassWolf

GlassWolf — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 12:00:31 +0000

Has anyone else experienced issues with SLI video cards reporting improper data?
my system is using mIRC 6.33 (reg’ed), windows vista ultimate x64, and twin nVidia (Zotac) 9800GTX cards (512MB each) in SLI @ 750core/2300mem.
this is what I get back from moo.mrc:
moo: os: Microsoft® Windows Vista Ultimate - Service Pack 1 (6.0.6001) up: 3days 12hrs 38mins 30secs cpu: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (x64) at 3201MHz (4% Load) gfx: NVIDIA NVxx 0B res: 1600×1200 32bit 60Hz ram: 2624/8189.6MB (32.05%) [|||-------] hdd: C:\ 387.36GB/596.18GB net: NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller - 100MB/s 887.3MB In 2.2GB Out

The “NVIDIA NVxx 0B” is the part I’d like to correct. I’d also be willing to test any changes made if needed for both SLI and x64 responses.

thank you

PS great work so far. love the lack of the .dll file.

By: misfit

misfit — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:21:51 +0000

cpu output is wrong. shows my intel dual core duo is a p3 xeon

By: Keiro

Keiro — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:38:58 +0000

O_o;

How in the heck do I get the moo to work?

I’ve made certain as best as I can that it goes where it should.

But I see no ReadMe files. Not even an explanation as to how to use moo script. :/

Mind including a ReadMe file or something similar?

I tried /moo in v6.21 of mIRC. Nothing happened. :/

Then I tried the moo script with the moo.dll (Older version) and could not get it to work either.

Maybe I’m missing something here, but I’m pretty sure I did it right. >_>;

By: ATA2D

ATA2D — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 02:45:07 +0000

excelent question jjaomni [how do i change the script to just total up the drive space instead of displaying all the drives which get’s it cut off in a msg?] would be nice to have both but even a way to switch from one to the other would be GREAT

By: iagainstme

iagainstme — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 05:56:41 +0000

Thanks. This works great.
I’m using Vista Home Premium and can’t see any errors yet.

By: Kevin Whiteside

Kevin Whiteside — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 19:56:45 +0000

was bored so made the gfx line work with my dual cards also bypassed the normal output and i got this…

if ($1 == gfx) { msg $chan 15Graphics04: 15Card 04109: 14Manufacturer09: $mooi(gfxmake, 1) 14 $+

Model09: $mooi(gfxproc, 1) 14 $+ Memory09: $mooi(gfxram, 1) $+ MB 04- 15Card 04209: 14 $+

Manufacturer09: $mooi(gfxmake, 2) 14 $+ Model09: $mooi(gfxproc, 2) 14 $+ Memory09: $mooi(gfxram, 2) $+ MB | return $null }

all the strange symbols are for the colour if you hadn’t guessed, maybe you could use this in future releases

if ($1 == gfxmake) { return $wmiget(Win32_VideoController, $2).AdapterCompatibility }
if ($1 == gfxproc) { return $wmiget(Win32_VideoController, $2).VideoProcessor }
if ($1 == gfxram) { return $bytes($wmiget(Win32_VideoController, $2).AdapterRam) }

these will also be useful aswell, if someone else has posted it or you don’t find it of any use then just remove this post

By: Cybergeek2021

Cybergeek2021 — Tue, 27 May 2008 22:06:18 +0000

Hi, i’ve been using moo for a long time now but now all i get when i type /moo is: moo: lookup error can anyone help me?

Thanks
Cybergeek2021

By: Lord

Lord — Tue, 06 May 2008 17:37:08 +0000

How do I get a carriage return to work? Have tried everything.

alias -l moor return 2moo: $iif($mooi(name), $moof(os) $ moof(up) $moof(cpu) (etc etc)c.)

so that my output is:

OS: information
up: information
cpu: information

etc etc

By: jjaomni

jjaomni — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 22:05:15 +0000

how do i change the script to just total up the drive space instead of displaying all the drives which get’s it cut off in a msg?