On 1999-06-29 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>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.)
I watched part of an info-mercial last night on TV, which made me want to
try my computer.
I set the date and time slightly before, and then rebooted. I am not sure
if my test was valid, or not, However, as I set the time back too far and by
the time I rebooted it still hadn't rolled over. When it did roll over, it
did it properly.
I then tested Windows File Manager just to see what it would do. It had the
date as 1/1/:0 or something similar. I have a couple of new files around
here somewhere to fix that, but I'll have to dig for them.
Chad A. Fernandez
Battle Creek, MI
Net-Tamer V 1.12 Beta - Test Drive
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