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==Description==
The Clock device driver for family 1 machines (non-MCA) for OS/2.
This is the Clock device driver for family 1 machines (NON-MCA) for OS/2 and eComStation.


It does the following:  
It does the following:  
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# Kernel synchronization
# Kernel synchronization
# Some specific service to timer0$
# Some specific service to timer0$
;Note: This is one of the critical drivers for the [[OS/2 Kernel]].


==Versions==
==Versions==
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{| class="wikitable"
!Date||Version||Size||Comments
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! Date !!Version !! Size  !! Comments
|2002-04-15||10.58||4,552 bytes||
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| 2002/April/15 5:16pm || 10.58 || 4,552 bytes || Included on eComStation.
|-
|}
|}


==DLLs Loaded==
==DLLs Loaded==
* [[DOSCALL1.DLL]]
* [[DOSCALL1.DLL]]


==Source Code==
==Source Code==
The source code of this file is included on the [[IBM Developer Connection Device Driver Kits for OS/2]]. It can not be open sourced, but the source code is available for IBM DDK customers and a free/paid binaries can be released.  
The source code of this file is included on the [[IBM Developer Connection Device Driver Kit for OS/2]]. It can not be open sourced, but the source code is available from IBM DDK and a free/paid binaries can be released.


[[Category:Files]]
[[Category:Character Device Drivers]]

Latest revision as of 07:09, 5 December 2019

The Clock device driver for family 1 machines (non-MCA) for OS/2.

It does the following:

  1. get/set date/time
  2. Read CMOS
  3. Access to Beeper (PC speaker)
  4. Kernel synchronization
  5. Some specific service to timer0$
Note
This is one of the critical drivers for the OS/2 Kernel.

Versions

Date Version Size Comments
2002-04-15 10.58 4,552 bytes

DLLs Loaded

Source Code

The source code of this file is included on the IBM Developer Connection Device Driver Kit for OS/2. It can not be open sourced, but the source code is available from IBM DDK and a free/paid binaries can be released.