On Sun, 19 Nov 2000 03:21:53 -0500 (EST), Thomas Mueller wrote:
> It might be simpler just to reset the date at the command prompt every time
> after booting. I still haven't seen what happens if Linux, when booting, sees
> year 2094. Apparently Linux tolerates year 1994. When I tried to reset the
> date under Linux, it showed some time in March 2017, but came back to 1994,
> correct month and day, on the next reboot into OS/2 Warp 4.
There *may* be a way to do this within autoexec.bat for whichever OSes
you're using. Since time/date are system variables you should be able
to use them to change to correct date. Just stick to month/day and add
the year with something like "date $1 $2 2000" or some such in the
appropriate format for your system/OS
l.d.
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