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From: twells@eecs.cs.pdx.edu (Tabor Wells)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: HELP! My Clock is Broken Again!
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Date: 13 Sep 90 06:26:52 GMT
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gmm34343@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu writes:


>A few days ago my "battery backed-up clock" was unable to be found.
>I figured it would magically restart as it usually does, but no luck.
>I tried removing my A501 and re-inserting it, but still no luck.
>I vaguely remember some mention of a software program that could help.
>I've spoken to several people who've had the same experience, but no
>one had any answers.  Can someone please tell me what I need to do or
>what software program I need to fix this annoying problem?

Ditto here. My clock died a few days ago during the North West power surge
(Montana-Washington-Idaho-Oregon-Nevada-N. California. Yikes!). I've tried
everything I know. Including setclock reset, Clock Doctor, leaving my
system on for 24 hrs (to recharge battery???), removing and putting my A501
back. All to no avail. I would really rather not have to replace my ram 
expansion. Any ideas would be GREATLY appreciated.

	Tabor Wells
	twells@eecs.cs.pdx.edu