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From: wfc@eci.UUCP (Wayne F. Clapper)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: PC6300 Clock problem...
Message-ID: <1237@eci.UUCP>
Date: 18 Sep 90 23:42:16 GMT
References: <26014@boulder.Colorado.EDU>
Reply-To: wfc@eci.UUCP (Wayne F. Clapper)
Organization: The Eggonomic Center for Information (ECI)
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In article <26014@boulder.Colorado.EDU> turnerk@snoopy.Colorado.EDU (PUT YOUR NAME HERE) writes:
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>	I own an AT&T PC6300 and have a problem with my clock.  With the version of dos that came with the computer everything worked fine.  I have since upgraded to MS-DOS V3.3.  Now the clock does not keep time when the computer is turned off.  Is there a special driver I need or did the battery just mysteriosly go dead when I switched dos versions.
>		Thanks for you info...
>	LaterZ	     			K. Wade Turner

Someone has probably told you this already but you need AT&T's DOS 3.3 for 
the clock to run correctly.  I tried to use regular DOS 3.3 on both a 6300 and
on a 6386 and needed to get AT&T's version.  This also applies to DOS 4.01.

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