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Subject: Re: 20.1b14 time display broken?
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>>>>> "David" == David Moore <dmoore@ucsd.edu> writes:

    David> Neal Becker <neal@ctd.comsat.com> writes:
    >> 20.1b14 hpux9.05.  I don't know why, but the digital clock display has 
    >> stopped.  
    >> 
    >> >date
    >> Fri Apr 11 14:51:33 EDT 1997
    >> 
    >> but the clock says 2:14.
    >> 
    >> I *could* maybe have killed it by fooling with customize.  What
    >> variables should I check?

    David> What do M-x list-itimers and M-x list-processes say?

    David> What do you have display-time-interval set to?

    David> What does (get-itimer "display-time") return?

    David> Do things start working again if you do M-x display-time?  Only do this
    David> after getting the other info. :)


nntpd        open      *server news nntp  *nntpd** (none) network stream connection nntp@news
gdb-TestQPSKBER3run   *gdb-TestQPSKBER3* /dev/pty/ttyp3	gdb -fullname -cd /src/users/neal/Martin/ TestQPSKBER3
shell        run      *shell*	     /dev/pty/ttyp4 /bin/bash -i
efs poll     run      (none)	     (none)	 /usr/local/lib/xemacs-20.1-b14/hppa1.1-hp-hpux9.05/wakeup 300

Name                  Value   Restart   Function            Idle   Arguments
----                  -----   -------   --------            ----   --------
"display-time"	         20	   20	display-time-functi no	   NONE
"auto-save"	      231.1	  240	auto-save-itimer    no	   NONE
"url-history-saver"   1823.	 3600	url-write-global-hi no     NONE

display-time-interval's value is 20
  -- a variable declared in Lisp.


("display-time" 20 20 display-time-function nil nil nil (0 0 0))

Yes, hitting M-x display-time updated the time display.  [...wait...]
Yup, it updated to the next minute also.

