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Subject: CPU server does not read/set NVRAM on floppy (386 version)?
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When I bootup CPU(AUTH) server from floppy, I always have error messages of
something below:

   boot: can't read nvram: unknown device in # filename
   boot: bad nvram key:
   boot: bad authentication id: ??
                                 ^---this is an unprintable character
   boot: bad authentication domain:

I checked the file of /sys/src/9/boot/key.c, where it tries to read/write
only from/to disks.  Why it does not include the code to read/write 
plan9.nvr file on DOS file system as file server does?

Kenji



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Date: Thu, 2 Nov 1995 05:37:13 -0500
Subject: re: local time adjastment fails
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the structure timezone in /sys/src/fs/port/time.c is set for
EST/EDT.  it can be changed only by editing and recompiling.
until then, set the date on the file server to what you would
use if you were in EST (i think EDT has ended now, so you've
got a few months yet to make the fs kernel change).

i wish the workman hadn't knocked our Rugby receiver off the table.



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