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Supamax · 28 January 2015, 03:29

Hi,
this is really a very stupid/noob question, but I never dealt with clock etc.

Lately I tested various programs in WinUAE (basic A500 config, KS 1.2, no RAM expansions), and some of them (for example PowerWindows v2.0, a few minutes ago) show a clock-related message like this (or similar):
Internal clock not functioning
SetClock failed returncode 20

I don't have a clue about how to switch ON the internal clock emulation in WinUAE...
In the ROM section of WinUAE Properties I see a "Real Time Clock file" option, but a .rom file is required... I don't know what to do

.

EDIT:
Uh... I just saw the "Battery Backed Up Real Time Clock" option in the Adv. Chipset section... I suppose I should set that

.

What's the purpose of the "Real Time Clock file" rom?

28 January 2015, 03:29	#1
Supamax Da Digger :) Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Monza, Italy Posts: 2,822	"Internal clock not functioning" error Hi, this is really a very stupid/noob question, but I never dealt with clock etc. Lately I tested various programs in WinUAE (basic A500 config, KS 1.2, no RAM expansions), and some of them (for example PowerWindows v2.0, a few minutes ago) show a clock-related message like this (or similar): Internal clock not functioning SetClock failed returncode 20 I don't have a clue about how to switch ON the internal clock emulation in WinUAE... In the ROM section of WinUAE Properties I see a "Real Time Clock file" option, but a .rom file is required... I don't know what to do . EDIT: Uh... I just saw the "Battery Backed Up Real Time Clock" option in the Adv. Chipset section... I suppose I should set that . What's the purpose of the "Real Time Clock file" rom? Last edited by Supamax; 28 January 2015 at 03:41.