On my IIsi *BSD changes the clock *immediately* at boot. I thought that
had something to do with the difference between Swedish and US time format.
Haven't had time to investigate that further.

/Bjarne.
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>I am having the same problem on my IIci running the "netbsd.please.test"
>>kernel.
>I don't think it is the battery, because the clock runs OK in MacOS.
>At least I think it did. I don't run it in MacOS very often or for very
>long, anymore. The clock speed appears to be 50% of real time in NetBSD.
>
>-srw
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>
>At 10:58 AM 2/12/96, Erik Bertelsen wrote:
>>During the start of February with Christos' kernel changes coming
>>rapidly, I was not able to build a runnable kernel, but now the sources
>>seem to be stabilized, and I can again build a runnable kernel for
>>my IIcx, but a new problem has surfaced:
>>
>>The clock runs slowly, e.g. last night from 23:30 to 7:00, the time on
>>the BSD system only advanced to 4:00, i.e. a loss of 3 hours in
>>a total of 7 1/2 hours.
>>
>>Can this be attributed to NetBSD or has the IIcx's clock (or its
>>battery) just stopped working???
>>
>>Until two days ago (with kernels built 24 Jan and earlier), the clock
>>was much more accurate -- just losing a minute or two a day, which
>>was tolerable.
>>
>>regards
>>Erik Bertelsen