VClockFix works around a boot-dependent AmigaOS clock error on the Vampire
V4 Standalone. On affected boots, timer.device selects CIAA TOD and the
system clock runs about 18.6 percent too fast after SAGA/RTG activation.

The program validates timer.device 46.1 and redirects the known bad timer
route to EClock in RAM. Unknown versions or layouts are left untouched.

Usage:

  VClockFix

applies only the timer-route workaround. The optional command

  VClockFix CALIBRATE

also selects the measured 709700 Hz EClock rate for the tested V4SA/Core
11350. A 24-hour SNTP test showed about 0.036 seconds of residual drift per
day, compared with approximately 38 seconds per day before calibration.

All changes are RAM-only and disappear after reboot. The archive includes
German and English documentation and checksums.

Other Cores are not tested.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO METHOD CRC     STAMP          NAME
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[Amiga]                   1180    1494  79.0% -lh5- 26dc Sep 23 17:29 VClockFix-1.3.info
[Amiga]                   2788    6336  44.0% -lh5- fe48 Sep 23 17:28 VClockFix-1.3/README.de
[Amiga]                   2463    5697  43.2% -lh5- 9e2d Sep 23 17:29 VClockFix-1.3/README.en
[Amiga]                    127     164  77.4% -lh5- f765 Sep 23 17:10 VClockFix-1.3/SHA256SUMS
[Amiga]                   2962    5052  58.6% -lh5- cef4 Sep 23 17:10 VClockFix-1.3/VClockFix
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 Total         5 files    9520   18743  50.8%            Sep 24 00:08