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From: duc@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Duc Minh Tran)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Clock problem
Keywords: Michigan Software, Insider Ram board, clock, hell breaking loose.
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Date: 19 Jan 89 06:39:53 GMT
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[ What are these line eaters I keep reading about? ]

Anyone out there with a Michigan Software Insider?  The clock on mine
cannot seem to store the correct date; it always runs one day or 24hrs
late.  Here is how I set the Insiders clock:
	1) Use the Date command to set the Amiga's current date & time.
	2) Use RTClock -W to write the previous info to the Insider clock. 
When I use RTClock -R (read the date & time) off of the Insider, the
info would be correct.  Now if I re-boot and then type RTClock -R again
the date and time displayed would be 24hrs late.  I (going for a long shot)
even used a clock virus dectector but Amiga does not recognize the Insiders
clock.  I would appreciate any suggestions on a cure.

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