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Old 14 June 2019, 20:40   #20
jbenam
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Originally Posted by gdonner View Post
but for some reason the clock keeps resetting on power off to a date only one year ago--which is odd, considering if it was a full reset, it would show up as the Commodore default date of 1978; not 2018.

Has anyone else run into this?
I had a similar issue on my A4000 - it turned out the date it was defaulting to was when I had first installed the system. It was probably stored somewhere and it kept using it as a starting point. The issue went away after I finally had the time to fix the RTC circuit

I'm not sure if the A3000 is any different than an A4000 in that regard, though.

I remember using Scout to check if the RTC was properly working and it would accurately report it as non-working until I fixed it completely. Not sure if it would work in the same way on an A3000 but that's worth a shot, I guess.
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