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     CLOCKRATE(HW)	      XENIX System V		 CLOCKRATE(HW)

     Name
	  clockrate - Changes clock rate.

     Syntax
	  /etc/clockrate  frequency

     Description
	  /etc/clockrate alters the interrupt timer clock frequency
	  (different from the CPU clock frequency) to bring the system
	  clock in sync with the computer's clock.  This frequency is
	  expressed in Megahertz (megaHZ) and can be found in the
	  computer's hardware reference manual.

	  To set a new clockrate to 1.22878, for example, type:

	       #  /etc/clockrate 1.22878

	  /etc/clockrate is a compiled ``C'' program, which modifies
	  the kernel found in /xenix.

	  /etc/clockrate only needs to be run once, unless you
	  reinstall the	 distribution floppies.

     Files
	  /etc/clockrate

     Notes
	  Your computer may not be able to change the clockrate with
	  this utility.

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