Contributor: SWAG SUPPORT TEAM program Mem10; uses Crt, Dos; const Max = $63; type TCmos = array[0..Max] of Byte; var Num, Info, j: Byte; i: LongInt; Cmos: TCmos; F: File of TCmos; procedure WriteCmos; begin Num := 0; for i := 0 to Max do begin asm xor ax, ax mov al, Num out 70h, al in al, 71h mov Info, al end; Cmos[Num] := Info; Inc(Num); end; Assign(F, 'Cmos.Dta'); Rewrite(F); Write(F, Cmos); Close(F); end; procedure OpenFile; begin {$I-} Assign(F, 'Cmos.Dta'); Reset(F); Read(F, Cmos); Close(F); {$I+} if IOResult <> 0 then begin WriteLn; WriteLn('Could not find CMOS.DTA'); Halt(1); end; end; procedure RestoreCmos; begin OpenFile; for j := 0 to Max do begin Info := Cmos[j]; asm xor ax, ax mov al, j out 70h, al mov al, Info out 71h, al end; end; end; procedure Help; begin WriteLn; WriteLn('This program can save the values from your CMOS to'); WriteLn('disk file and then restore them again later.'); WriteLn('This is helpful if your CMOS gets trashed either'); WriteLn('because the clock battery dies or because it was'); WriteLn('accidentally overwritten.'); WriteLn; WriteLn('To use this program, first save the current CMOS'); WriteLn('to disk by choosing save from the program menu.'); WriteLn('This creates a file called CMOS.DTA. Don''t lose it.'); WriteLn('Later, if you have problems, you can restore'); WriteLn('the CMOS by choosing Restore from the menu,'); WriteLn('so long as CMOS.DTA is still available.'); end; procedure FlushKeyBuffer; var Recpack : registers; begin with recpack do begin Ax := ($0c shl 8) or 6; Dx := $00ff; end; Intr($21,recpack); end; var ch: Char; begin ClrScr; FlushKeyBuffer; WriteLn('A) Restore cmos'); WriteLn('B) Save cmos'); WriteLn('C) Help'); WriteLn('Q) Quit'); repeat ch := UpCase(ReadKey); until ch in ['A', 'B', 'C', 'Q']; case ch of 'A': RestoreCmos; 'B': WriteCmos; 'C': Help; 'Q':; end; end.