Quote Originally Posted by Torael_7 View Post
What?
It's the same story over and over again...and it usually begins with something like "I am a student, 18th year of Engineering 101 and my class project is to build the next best greatest particle accelerator ever designed." Then it goes on with a story, then finally ends up with something I somehow figure would be a simple task for somebody who has been in any Engineering study at all "I need a 5v power supply for X. Has anybody ever built one?"

Okay, I'll admit to having not done a search before I posted...sorry. All the answers from that thread look to be driving multiple PIC's off one oscillator crystal, which I lack. Is the basic idea just the same, ie, run OSC2 into OSC1?
Depending on how it's set up, OSC2 might be OSC1/4, so you get 1Mhz out of 4Mhz. The easiest thing I can think of off the top of my head is to feed all inputs of a 7404 hex inverter (or any logic gate for that matter, use a 2-input Quad AND, or OR, or NOR, or NAND gate chip with the inputs tied together and tie all of the inputs together, whatever works) with a single oscillator, and use the outputs as your clock out. A million different ways to do it....