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From: bradbury@DCA-EUR.ARPA
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Subject: CP/M 3.0 Apple Thunderclock Query
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Date: Mon, 18-Nov-85 11:38:16 EST
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I have an ALS Z-80B card with CP/M 3.01C.  I also have a
Thunderclock.  I haven't figured out yet how to read the clock
card from CP/M.  Seem like you must have to have a routine running
in the 6502 to put the clock time in the Apple memory.  I don't
believe you can read the clock card directly from the CP/M card.
From what I understand only one slot in the Apple can be active at
one time.

Anyone have any suggestions or know of software available to do that
metioned above?  I hate typing in the time every time I boot up the
system when there is a clock available.

Brad