On 27 Jun 99 at 11:04, Bernie wrote:
> I guess M$-DOS sees the BIOS year and assumes that the date is incorrect.
> But I can't figure out why it then wouldn't change my year to 97 as my BIOS
> is presently set (DOS in 89/94/99, Win95 94 and Win 3.x 89)
> What if you try DR-DOS 7.0x?
>
Caldera say that if DR-DOS receive any year below 1980, it will
automaticly report it as "20xx" instead of "19xx".
Now the question is, is this actually works on non-Y2K compatible
BIOSs? (my computer can handle Y2K, so I cant tell.)
Or Botton
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