On 19 Jan, Ronald G Minnich wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Richard A. Smith wrote:
>
>> Isn't CMOS normally located in the real-time clock chip? If so then our board
>dosn't have it
>> either.
>
> you're a tough audience :-)
I've got a battery on my CMOS! ;-)
> So this type of CMOS usage will have to be optional.
We may want to develop a couple of fail-safe mechanisms.
> ron
Ty
...still at a complete loss as to why my kernel crashes! It is about
time to start puting post codes in the kernel to see what is happening.
It dies with a 02 on the post card.
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