[FADCA] Re: Another thing in FPAC

[John H. Green]

HI Bud
	I'll take a look at this when I get home, sometime around the first of
Nov. There is a bat file that I use to set the time settime.bat I think.
I don't remember if this set the time in fpac or if you have to reboot
(!ipl on the systems in WPB)
73  John 

bud Thompson wrote:
> 
> Deltona
> Saturday Sept 28 0630EST
> 
> Who is keeping track of the items that need to be checked/fixed in DOS FPAC? I think John, WB4MOZ - here is another to put on the list...
> 
> When connecting to the node (-8) The first banner shows the time of day.
> When using the S command information the start time/date and current time/date are presented.
> 
> Start Date:    09/19/92-05:49:36
> Current Date:  09/27/92-06:26:26
> 
> This information must take the year from memory rather than use the actual year set in the computer. Note in the above example the year 92. The current time 06:26:26 is correct.
> 
> The last time we installed the ORL switch (9/08/02) I forgot to set the computer clock.  Through N4XEO I learned how to do it remotely.  I now set it once a day automatically.  The result is that the year  in the current date does not get re set.  Apparently.
> 
> A minor thing, but something to add to the growing list of stuff that should be checked out in DOS FPAC when we can find someone to do it.
> 
> This in no way should reduce our efforts to move into LINUX FPAC.
> 
> bud N0IA
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