On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 2:38 PM, Peter Jeremy wrote:
> Repeating your question will not encourage an answer.
>
I realize that - it was inadvertent and sloppy. I assumed the yahoo post
hadn't gone through when I posted from gmail. Again I apologize for the bad
netiquette.
>
> On 2010-Aug-19 13:0
Repeating your question will not encourage an answer.
On 2010-Aug-19 13:09:46 +0300, phil hefferan wrote:
>I've been looking around for how to read the cmos/rtc on FreeBSD. There is
>no hwclock utility in FreeBSD that I can read sources for to see how it is
>done.
The RTC is only accessed within
My apologies for the multiple posts on this - please ignore the earlier
similar post by my alter ego from a yahoo account.
What happened: I tried to subscribe from a yahoo account and nothing
happened. Meanwhile I posted to the list from the yahoo account. Got a
'waiting moderator approval messa
I have C code for Linux that, among other things, caches the difference
between the rtc and system time, so that the program can detect if the
system time has changed more than a threshold between runs. I want to port
this code to FreeBSD/Mac.
I'm trying to clarify the relationship between rtc a
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