Re: Randy downloaded KESYS

From: "Wolfgang Kern" <nowhere@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 11:14:25 +0200

Robert Wessel replied:

... M$ file time base is 01.01.1980

Only for FAT. NTFS stores the number of 100ns periods since 1-1-1601.

I see, and I'm not fully through with my NT-reader yet.
But where is this 100nS timer ?
I wont believe that NT let the PIT fire IRQs at ~10MHz rate.

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wolfgang

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