Hello, I'm new here. I own a light blue (bondi?) iMac G3 that I use to emulate old 8 bit systems. Oddly, the power PC architecture of the processor makes it emulate the system much better than my mac mini running windows (I need direct X for the game that I am creating). It also impressively emulates the C64 SID chip, so I can be working on my mac mini and have my iMac G3 playing chiptunes.
Every time I start up the iMac, it gives an error box saying that it does not have the correct date and time, and that I should change it in the control panel. How does it know that the date and time is wrong? It's set correctly. If I go in and mess around with the settings in there like resetting the time, and then setting it back, I still get that dialogue box on startup.
could somebody help?
Every time I start up the iMac, it gives an error box saying that it does not have the correct date and time, and that I should change it in the control panel. How does it know that the date and time is wrong? It's set correctly. If I go in and mess around with the settings in there like resetting the time, and then setting it back, I still get that dialogue box on startup.
could somebody help?
