Since many of us are not so old as I am, and aren't familiar with the
PDP-11 family, I should have mentioned that this happened in the middle
80's.
Uno Staver wrote:
We bought a bunch of PDP-11/23s as part of a communications network
system. After successful acceptance tests in Boston, MA
We bought a bunch of PDP-11/23s as part of a communications network
system. After successful acceptance tests in Boston, MA, the systems
were commissioned in Sweden with 50Hz AC. To make the RSX-11M O/S
time-of-day clock run OK, the developers modified some piece of code.
Uno Staver
Bill
Hello!
I am sorry that I cannot give you any help. Instead I have a question to
you:
How and where did you get to know about the leapsecond.dat file?
I ask you this question because before the previous leap second,
January 1, 2006, I had a set-up similar to yours. I did not use or know
