Reading the clock of the BMS 1000 host adaptor

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From: Frans Meulenbroeks
Date: Thu, 15 Sep 1988 06:57

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Hi!

I own a BMS 1000 host adaptor which connects my hard disk to my ST.
This adaptor has an onboard real time clock.

BMS supplies a program for the auto folder to initialise the system
clocks. Quite conventient.

However, since I boot a different operating system every once in a
while, I'l like to write a program with the same functionality for that
system.

Has anybody any idea how to read out the BMS clock? (or perhaps a piece of
code to do so ??).

Many thanks

-- 
Frans Meulenbroeks
	Centre for Software Technology
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Subject: Reading the clock of the BMS 1000 host adaptor
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