date is 1934 on reboot
When I reboot my PowerMac G4 450MHz machine, the date is set to 1934.
I'm using ntpdate and ntp but the date does not seem to be reset. If I
run ntpdate manually then it does get set. Why can't I get the correct
date from ntp on startup ??
Is there a battery on the mother board to maintain the real time clock
when the power is turned off. How can I tell if the battery is OK. Is
it measurable with software ? If so, what packages do I need to install ???
Thanks,
Brendan Simon.
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