Hello all,

I've got two questions:

1. Does MacBSD compute a "timebase" when the kernel boots? That is, something
like TimeDBRA that gives some indication of how fast the machine is running?
It could be used to calculate, for example, a 10ms delay for a process. I'm
hoping that there is something already computed that will save me from 
timing it myself using interrupts.

2. What ever happened to the "old" ADB code that accessed the hardware 
directly? The stuff that was originally used for the II/IIx before Brad
began his MRG work? Is there an archive of that anywhere? It would be
mainly stuff in /sys/arch/mac68k/dev and /sys/arch/mac68k/mac68k, I think.

Thanks.

	--John
	  jpw@insoft.com (work)
	  jpw@daedalus.microserve.com (home)

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 John Wittkoski				InSoft, Inc.
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