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From: mlsmith@nadc.arpa
Newsgroups: net.unix
Subject: Xenix Badtrack/Clock
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Date: Fri, 20-Dec-85 10:04:14 EST
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To: Bharat.Dave@CAD.CS.CMU.EDU

	Try reinstalling Xenix and when the badtrack program runs, make sure
that the tracks printed on the front of the CMI are found. If not, add them
as well as track 2 (if not listed). Reinstall Xenix and let us know if that
was it. DOS and Unix should read the same time from the same clock! If you
have user files, save them to floppy before reinstallation and good luck!

					mlsmith@nadc.ARPA