... and back in the day if I didn't feed those hamsters ...
I remember those big square batteries from Dallas Semiconductor ( or
something like that) that went into IC slots. Those were the worst. When
DTK released a motherboard with the small disk batteries I was glad to
see it.
Now-adays, I don't know why ISPs don't drop NTP across your connection.
Sure would be helpful.
Chris
Micheal Espinola Jr wrote:
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
With a battery? I must have had an early version.
If memory servers me, I think the truly old systems required the battery
to be soldered on/off.
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