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In article <KIUCHI.92Aug31170439@yagi.sys.meitec.co.jp>
	kiuchi@sys.meitec.co.jp (Hirohiko KIUCHI) writes:
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Sun3 system patch for sunOS Releases 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5
As root, run the following command:

	echo 'resettodr+c0?i' | adb /vmunix - | grep reset
	
You should see the following printed out:

	_resettodr+c0:  bnes   _resettodr+0xca
	
If you see insted:

	_resettodr+c0:   bnes   _resettodr+0xce
	
the patch has already been applied to this system.
Proceed with the rest of the patch procedure anyway!

If you do not see either of these messages, go no further with this patch,
and please contact Sun Microsystems Customer Service.

If you do see either of those messages, then run, as root,
the following commands$B!<(B

	cp /sys/OBJ/clock.o /sys/OBJ/clock.o-
	echo 'resettodr+c0?w 660c' | adb -w /sys/OBJ/clock.o
	
	echo 'resesttodr+c0?w 660c' | adb -w /vmunix
	
Reboot and then *set* the date.

If you build kernels for your system, also rebuild your kernel.

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