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Real Time Clock not responding - Am I screwed??

Real Time Clock not responding - Am I screwed??

Post by Allan Meidlei » Tue, 10 Nov 1998 04:00:00



Greetings!

I'm running UnixWare 7.0.1 on a Pentium 200 MMX with an ASUS TXP4
motherboard.  This machine acts as an Apache Web Server and runs great.
Most of the time, I have the CDE logon screen displayed; however, if I
switch ( Alt + SysRq + h ) to the command line logon, I see the following
 repeated followed by the logon prompt at the bottom ):

Nov 8 21:01:30 BCS1 unix: NOTICE: rtcget: failed to read clock
Real Time Clock not responding.

However, the time for the system and BIOS are correct and always have been.
It doesn't seem to cause any harm, so is this just something I'll have to
accept??

Thanks in advance for putting my worries at ease....

--
Allan Stuart Meidlein
Programmer/Technologist
BCS Technology, Inc.
(604) 684 7299 (phone)
(604) 681 5896 (fax)
http://www.bcstechnology.com

 
 
 
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