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Ben Avison authored
Detail: This module intercepts ByteV so every time a CMOS bte is written, it saves the CMOS to the file "CMOS" on whichever card was in drive SDFS::0 when the module initialised (which will normally be the boot card, since the module would not normally be reinitialised after ROM initialisation). If you don't want to be nagged to change cards every time the CMOS is written, you have two options: * Delete the CMOS file from your boot SD card, and update your boot script so it doesn't try to load it * Use *Unplug SDCMOS In either case, you will then require an EEPROM carrier board if you want your settings to persist across a reset. Admin: Tested on beagleboard and beagleboard-xM, both with and without a CMOS file on the boot card.
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