Bryan Henderson schrieb: > If anyone knows of a computer architecture besides ISA and stuff > designed to be compatible with it that has a HH:MM:SS hardware clock, > speak up, but all the other clocks I can think of maintain a single > counter, and it's up to the OS to derive from it UT HH:MM:SS or local > HH:MM:SS for use by humans. >
The Sun SPARCstation IPC used an STMicroelectronics M48T02 chip (or its equivalent predecessor) as its TOY clock. The data format is YY:MM:DD d hh:mm:ss ['d' is the day of the week in the range 1-7]. I'd guess that other Sun models of that era used the same technology. Paul _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.isc.org https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
