new MiNT system calls

[cherborth@semprini.waterloo-rdp.on.ca (Chris Herborth)]

Recently, we've gotten a few (gee, almost half a dozen!) new system
calls added to the kernel...  the readlabel calls, uptime, sync, and
shutdown...

Can someone tell me what the Suptime() call returns?  I was going to
quickly hack up an uptime command (until a "real" one appeared), but I
couldn't get any meaningful data out of Suptime().  Either that, or I'm
just looking at it wrong...

Has anyone got a sync and/or shutdown command hacked up?  I'd feel much
better about shutting my system down if I could sync before I called
/usr/etc/halt...

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