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+# ProDOS Clock Drivers
+
+The ProDOS operating system for the Apple II personal computer line natively supports the Thunderclock real-time clock card, but there is a protocol for custom clock drivers to be installed:
+
+* Check `MACHID` bit 0 to see if a clock is already active; abort if so.
+* Optional: Probe hardware to determine if the clock is present; abort if not.
+* Relocate the clock driver to LC bank 1, at the address at `DATETIME`+1
+* Update `DATETIME` to be a `JMP` instruction.
+* Optional: Chain to the next `.SYSTEM` file.
+
+In addition:
+
+* The clock driver must fit into 125 bytes.
+* The driver may dirty $200-$207 but other memory must be restored if modified.
+* When invoked, the clock driver should read the clock hardware and encode the date and time into `DATELO`/`DATEHI` and `TIMELO`/`TIMEHI`.
+* ProDOS calls the clock driver when `GET_TIME` is called, and on every call (`CREATE`, `RENAME`, etc) that might need the date and time.
+
+See https://prodos8.com/docs/techref/adding-routines-to-prodos/ for more information.
+
+## Included drivers
+
+This directory includes drivers for the following real-time clocks:
+
+* No-Slot Clock
+* Cricket!
+* Applied Engineering DClock
+* ROMX Real-Time Clock
+* FujiNet Clock
+
+All follow the above protocol: install only if there is not already a clock, probe for the clock before installing, and chain to the next driver.