Re: Changing the current RTC device interface

From: Abraham vd Merwe (abraham@2d3d.co.za)
Date: Wed May 29 2002 - 02:27:56 EST

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Hi DervishD!

> The only ugly thing I see is the NVRam driver, which I consider
> useless these days.

It's not always useless. I'm pretty sure nobody every use it for PCs, but in
my case, I'm working on some embedded boards where 56 bytes of nvram is
quite useful for storing serial numbers, etc.

Regards Abraham

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