On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Tenhave, Tim wrote:
>isn't using anything except the hardware clock and is assuming that
>the year field is "real", it's going to see 2047 (in 1999) or 2048
>(in 2000) as the year.
See the header of one my email I sent on 1 jan 2000:
Date: Mon, 1 Jan 2052 18:41:00 +0100 (CET)
From: Andrea Arcangeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
After booting my alpha the 1 jan 2000 the year gone to 2052. IIRC the
hour:minutes:day:month infos was fine instead.
I still have problems now the first time I give the power to the machine
(after a poweroff/poweron the machine time goes in the past of a few
hours, all was fine before y2k as far I can tell).
>I will update the list if a "better" solution is found for those who
>want to dual-boot their Alpha.
I never dual-booted my alpha (only linux always run on it).
Maybe SRM is doing something strange before linux gets booted?
Andrea
