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[WOT] RE: OSX

2002-08-24 by Matt McKenzie-Smith

>> Hay anyone out there have issues with the OSX  Date and time?
>> I have X on a different drive (10.1) and whenever I boot from that drive it
>> defaults to Jan 1 1970. ;-/ Everything is then fine when I boot back to
>> 9.2.2.
>> Cheers,
>> Matt
> 
> 
> Just guessing.
> Perhaps your battery is down (I'm assuming it's not a laptop), and
> you have a broad band internet connection. You have in Mac OS 9 on
> Date & Time Control Panel network time sinchronization on and in MAC
> OSX Date & Time Sistem preference - off!
> Perhaps?

It seems to have settled. (without a net time server). I read something at
the Apple knowledge base where they said just to reset it and it will
eventually work. Now it does ;-/

Cheers

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