Stourbridge Lion
January 3rd, 2001, 04:37 PM
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The Y2K computer glitch hit Norway's national railroad company a year later than expected. The bug was discovered when none of the company's new 16 airport express trains or 13 highspeed, long-distance Signature trains would start early in the morning of Dec. 31. The computers on board the trains apparently did not recognize the date, something not anticipated by experts who checked the systems thoroughly last year. Sunday's problem was quickly solved on a temporary basis by resetting the computeres to Dec. 1, 2000, and the trains started upon ignition
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What a way to run a railroad http://www.trainboard.com/biggrin.gif
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Stourbridge Lion
stourbridge_lion@yahoo.com
Delaware and Hudson Virtual Museum (http://www.trainweb.org/dhvm)
[This message has been edited by Stourbridge Lion (edited 03 January 2001).]
The Y2K computer glitch hit Norway's national railroad company a year later than expected. The bug was discovered when none of the company's new 16 airport express trains or 13 highspeed, long-distance Signature trains would start early in the morning of Dec. 31. The computers on board the trains apparently did not recognize the date, something not anticipated by experts who checked the systems thoroughly last year. Sunday's problem was quickly solved on a temporary basis by resetting the computeres to Dec. 1, 2000, and the trains started upon ignition
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What a way to run a railroad http://www.trainboard.com/biggrin.gif
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Stourbridge Lion
stourbridge_lion@yahoo.com
Delaware and Hudson Virtual Museum (http://www.trainweb.org/dhvm)
[This message has been edited by Stourbridge Lion (edited 03 January 2001).]