Author: Ian Aston
Date: 16:58:12 06/25/02
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On June 25, 2002 at 19:36:34, Peter Berger wrote: >On June 25, 2002 at 18:32:28, George Sobala wrote: > >>I am in the midst of a long round-robin match, played under Hiarcs8 GUI, using a >>CM8000 variant via wb2uci. How often does the CM8000 opk expire? I noticed that >>it did so after about 36 hours play, at around 1800H local time and CM8000 >>promptly "went stupid". Fortunately I happened to be watching when this >>happened, so I could stop and restart the tournament after updating the opk, but >>is there any way of predicting when I will need the next opk? > >Your OPK-number should be valid until you do your next reboot. If you uncheck the daylight saving box in time zone it will make the opk number invalid. I suspect that altering the time zone will also make the opk number invalid but I haven't tried this. Maybe there is a clue here as to where the opk number comes from but I can't figure it out myself. IA At least if there >is another scheme based on pure time - it hasn't been published yet. > >Peter
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