Re: No-Slot Clock

[aa624@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (James Moores)]

In a previous article, pbauer@athena.mit.edu (Paul H Bauer) says:

>	I have a no-slot clock in an enhanced 2e that has been working fine
>and still is running except for one minor problem. It now reads 4 Oct 19113 
>"correct time" when the correct date and time is 2 Oct 1993 "correct time".
>The oquestion is why not reset the clock? Well as a result of its present
>reading the utility to do this now says  there is no clock on the system even
>as it shows the time ticking by.
>	Does anyone know where there might be software or what things to peek
> or poke to get this back to the 20th century?
>
>pbauer@mit.edu

	Well, I've never had the problem with being in a time warp like you
are experiencing, but I did have a similar problem with the utility not
recognizing that the clock was there.  I finally figured it out after I
turned off my Zip Chip.  The utility requires you to be at the standard
1mhz not at the 4 mhz that I normally run at.  So if you have a Zip Chip,
turn it off and try to reset the date/time that way.  If you don't have a
Zip Chip, try to get used to the future.  :-)

Jim Moores
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