The player can use rtcread to fix the front, but the front will eventually change into the second-type RTC glitch. The number change relies on the initial RTC saved in the game.
In the second case, the elapsed RTC days saved in the game will generate to a large number, such as 62291 days.
When the game is turned on, the front will be the same as replaced battery glitch. RTC runs after 23:59:59, while game is running.RTC runs after 23:59:59, while game is turned off.While the RTC runs after 23:59:59, it will be reset to 00:00:00. This can be solved by starting a new game, or (with additional hardware) by altering the timestamp stored in the save file so it is lower than the RTC value, or by setting the RTC forward so it is greater than the save file timestamp. As with the Berry glitch, this reset causes all scheduled calendar-based events to be frozen until the RTC reaches the expected value, which may take many years. When the supply of power from the battery is interrupted, the RTC is reset to January 1, 2000. To further complicate matters, replacing the battery may also cause issues of its own, as explained below.Ĭartridges that have had their battery replaced may also experience similar problems. It is also possible for a game with a dead battery to be affected by the Berry glitch, however, meaning replacing the battery will not fix time-based events. The only way to fix this issue is to replace the battery. In contrast, games being affected by the Berry glitch will not display this message. However, cartridges that have a dead battery will display a message after the title screen warning of the dry battery and the fact that clock-based events will no longer occur. When the game cartridge's CR1616 internal battery runs dry, the in-game clock will also stop, resulting in very similar symptoms to the above. The glitch does not affect the evolution of Eevee into Espeon or Umbreon, or the tides in Shoal Cave, because these events are based only on the current time, not the day number.
The number of successful rocket launches at the Mossdeep Space Center will be reset to 1.
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Due to the glitch, "day 367" will not happen until the RTC reaches January 2, 2002. If, for example, a Sitrus Berry was planted on Decemaccording to the RTC, which the game interprets as day 366, it will be scheduled to be fully grown on day 367. This means that, for the first 366 days the RTC runs (starting from January 1, 2000), the game's day number will count from 1 to 366 normally, but when the RTC clock reports January 1, 2001, the game's day number will start from 1 again. So, while the RTC clock is reporting the year as 2000 or 2001, in both cases, the conversion equates this to "add 0 days to the day number". The conversion function has a flaw, however: it will only count years (adding 365 or 366 days for each year or leap year) starting from 2001. Because the game has no need for an actual calendar system, it converts the RTC's year, month, and day data into a single "day number". When the RTC is first turned on, its date is set to January 1, 2000. The game cartridge contains a real-time clock (RTC) which keeps track of the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and day of the week.
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