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BIOS/CMOS clock

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From: PB-Systems
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 1997 00:00
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Hi All,

I have a problem with my BIOS-clock. The clock runs too fast. The clock of
the Operating System runs too fast. If I reset the computer the time is Ok,
but if the PC keeps runnings the clock will move 10 seconds (a day) into
the future. A strange but irritation problem. 
I wrote a small program to read the BIOS clock ($0040:$006C) but this clock
is the wrong one. Can anybody help me to get the right CMOS-time?! Is there
a way to find it??

Thanks,

Erwin Gravesteijn
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From: "PB-Systems" <pb-systems@wxs.nl>
Subject: BIOS/CMOS clock
Date: 1997/12/09
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