Shawn writes:
> If your OS is actually MPE/XL and not MPE/iX and the command SETCLOCK
> doesn't exist, then you are on an *extremely* old version of MPE.

then Wirt:
> However, what Shawn left off is that all is not lost. You just need
> to reboot your machine and set the clock to the correct time and date
> during the reboot process.

IIRC, there's also a priv-mode utility that will change the date/time
without rebooting.  Look for something like [log in to unmask]; it
might even be in SUPPORT.  (Sorry, I just don't remember the name.)

Of course, there's a reason that it's privileged.  If you're
"springing forward" you may be fine, but watch the logs when
"falling back."

--Glenn, unsure which is more fuzzy:  my memory, or my logic ;)

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