On 2000-01-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Even though I have Y2K compliant PC DOS on two of my machines, I
>was unable to correct the time to 2000 with the DATE command, which
>only accepts the mm/dd/yy format; I had to change the date with a
>third-party utility or the CMOS utilities of these machines. My
>486 (no brand known) has an AMI BIOS dated 12/12/91, but it allows
>for a four-digit year change in the CMOS.
Hmm, that is strange. I just checked my machine with PCDOS. It allowed me
to change the date back to 1999, and then to 2000 again with no problem. I
used the standard DATE command. My PCDOS says version 7.0 Revision 1, which
is what shipped in my PCDOS 2000 package.
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* Chad A. Fernandez in Michigan USA *
* Unisys EISA 486DX2/66 Server *
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