>Does anyone know what was the first computer to have a built-in real-time
>clock?
Somewhat associated -- when I was doing some work with DSSI disks at
DEC, I found that the actual disk units (HDA and electronics) maintained
date and time and kept track of power cycle and other events.
I was never able to confirm whether the disk drives were Y2K compliant.
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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