Re: Wrong timestamps in vax test results

[Andreas Gustafsson <gson%NetBSD.org@localhost>]

Roland Illig wrote:
> https://releng.netbsd.org/b5reports/vax/2026/2026.04.07.05.20.02/test.html
> says:
> > Start time of tests: Fri Jan 1 12:36:45 UTC 2010
> > End time of tests: Sun Jan 3 06:01:37 UTC 2010
> > Operating system: NetBSD
> > Operating system release: 11.99.5
> 
> The 2010 is wrong since NetBSD 11.99.5 hasn't been available back
> then. Is that a real problem, or is it something to be ignored?

This is what the system clock of the emulated NetBSD/vax system gets
set to when the testbed boots it in simh.  It could be an issue with
simh, with NetBSD/vax, or with the simh configuration (.ini file) used
by the testbed, which looks something like this:

  set cpu 64m
  set rq0 ra92
  set rq3 cdrom
  set rq1 ra92
  attach rq1 /bracket/vax/test/2026.04.07.05.20.02/anita/tests-results.img
  attach rq0 /bracket/vax/test/2026.04.07.05.20.02/anita/wd0.img
  attach -r rq3 /bracket/vax/test/2026.04.07.05.20.02/anita/download/vax/NetBSD-11.99.5-vax.iso

If you are able to boot NetBSD/vax in simh with a correct clock,
please show me how so that I can make the testbed do the same.
-- 
Andreas Gustafsson, gson%NetBSD.org@localhost