#<unset>-tling problem
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Geez, from one problem to another.
Now during my HD bootup, I see the following:
<unset> <unset> <unset>
on my screen. Prior to this, my startup-sequence is as follows:
Addbuffers df0: 10 c:SetPatch >NIL: ;patch system functions cd c: echo
"Splunge Productions Workbench disk. Release 1.3 version 34.20*N"
Sys:System/FastMemFirst ; move C00000 memory to last in list BindDrivers
SetClock load ;load system time from real time clock (A1000 owners should
;replace the SetClock load with Date STACK 8000
Something has stomped all over your clock registers. Use "setclock reset" to
fix it. (I seem to remember hearing that only certain versions of the setclock
command actually worked in reset mode, but I don't remember which ones.)
Yup, you've got a problem somewhere with your clock.
Strangely enough, I noticed my clock was off, and reset it anyway.
Suddenly, the <unset>-tling problem resolved itself.
Thanks though. If you hadn't said anything, I wouldn't have known that
reseting the clock was what solved my problem.
<Dave>