* ron minnich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [071127 22:36]:
> Here from the author (Eric Hendriks) are the tools to read and write cmos.
>
> Thanks
>
> ron
Alternatively, you can use a utility that is part of the LinuxBIOS
utils/ tree: lxbios. It reads/writes up to 256 byte cmos, and also lets
you read the linuxbios table, letting you change specific CMOS settings,
too, in addition to dumping/recovering all of CMOS.
Stefan
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