From: "Mike Petrie" <mike AT petrie DOT u-net DOT com>
To: "DR-DOS maillist" <opendos AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: RE: opendos daily digest for 31 Dec 1999
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2000 19:23:00 +0900
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> > "Mike Petrie" <mike AT petrie DOT u-net DOT com> wrote:
> > Does anyone have a list of which versions of DR/Novell/Open-DOS are Y2K
> > compliant, including any parts that may not be whilst other parts are
> >  (e.g.,
> > the OS is, but utility xyz isn't because...)
>
> The kernel for 7.02 and above is compliant, and will (did) detect the
> rollover while the kernel is running.  My master work at Caldera :-))
>
> Versions 7.01 and below -may- reset the date back to 1980 if they find it
> is 00 (i.e. 2000).  I disabled this in 7.02 just to be sure.

Thanks,

I was hoping more versions would be OK. Do you know about the bundled
utilities and transient commands too.

Last time I visited the Caldera Web site I couldn't see DR-DOS mentioned,
nor Web Spyder. Glad to hear they're still around. By the way, do you know
if the fabled patch to allow DR-DOS to host Win9x really exists, and more
importantly, if it does, where it can be obtained from?

Cheers
Mike Petrie

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