Re: No Slot Clock woes

[tdiaz@coyote.csusm.edu (Tony Diaz)]

Andreas Wennborg (andreasw@algonet.se) wrote:
> dreamer@ods.sol.net wrote:

> Sorry, this should have been email, but for som reason my Inet provider
> seems to having problems with mail, ftp and w3 outside scandinavia.

> Hi, a friend as done a complete rewrite of the NSC utils, in which you
> don't patch ProDOS on disk but in memory. This means that it doesn't
> matter what vewrsion of ProDOS you're using it will always find the clock
> routine and patch it to recognize the NSC.

> BTW NThe No Slot Clock is standard part you can buy cheap(er) from Dallas
> Semiconductor and with the above utils get a clock in a //e or //c

The latest disk from SMT which was made available sometime in 1991 is also
a memory patch based .SYSTEM file. It's installer copies it onto your
boot disk and places it before any the current .SYSTEM file, it then loads
when ProDOS boots and after it does it's thing, the next .SYSTEM file is
loaded..