[Coco] Watch-NitrOS-9 Cheap Clock.zip (Watch (Stephen Fischer) (OS-9).zip)

[Stephen Fischer]

Did you press Enter and then enter date -t to check?

Change the date using the up and down arrows?

Use an emulator that messes up. (I only use VCC 1.42)

Dump "watch.inf" or look at it using ded, what are the values.

I just checked again using "nos96809l2v030300coco3_80d.dsk", the 
original version offered with VCC. I don't think any changes were made 
to NitrOS-9 since that would affect the clock setting.

The watch.inf file needs to be in the root /DD, /D0, /H0...

I think that it is not created if missing. I used it for thirty years on 
every boot disk I created since getting it. My OS-9 boots of course 
display the year incorrectly. Until Watch.inf is updated by pressing 
enter is is not rewritten with the new date time.

$13 $03 $12 $12 $2f ("20" 19, 03, 18, 47) The "20" is not in 
the watch.inf file. As days pass the release watch.inf file will become 
more out of sync with real date and time.

SHF

On 3/19/2019 4:20 PM, Robert Gault wrote:
> There does seem to be a problem with the code on this disk. I tested it 
> with MAME/MESS and VCC today, the 19th. The program said it was the 18th 
> while the time on the Windows disk was correctly the 19th.
> 
> Robert
> 
> Stephen Fischer wrote:
>> http://www.colorcomputerarchive.com/coco/Disks/Utilities/Watch%20((OL)%20A_Nani_Mouse)%20(OS-9).zip 
>>
>>
>> Is the new name in the color computer archive.
>>
>> YMMV as the Facebook "Tandy Color Computer OS-9 / NITROS-9" File Name is:
>>
>> "Watch-NitrOS-9_Cheap_Clock.dsk"
>>
>> Who knows what the NitrOS-9 EOU name will be.
>>
>> SHF
>>
>> On 3/19/2019 12:08 PM, Stephen Fischer wrote:
>