#Set up eon timer and ds clock manual#

Just for clarification, the sav currently on my cartridge for the last two days I had only used the Reset RTC button on without any manual editing of the timestamp values. Find out how to mend vacuum cleaners and mobile phones, cars and DVD players, computers and tumble dryers, televisions and motorbikes, CD players and washing machines. I had tried manually setting 'time elapsed' to 1 day after using Reset RTC but that only resumed berry growth without allowing me to collect dailies. Only by using the Reset RTC button did I manage to fix at least berry growth. Manually editing either of these values in either direction did not seem to correct any of my issues.

My 'time elapsed' value was greater than the 'initial time' value by quite a large amount before I used the Reset RTC button. When I looked at the rtc values for the original sav file pre-e-reader emulation and the current one I was trying to fix, both the 'initial time' and 'time elapsed' values were perfectly identical. I do have a gba reader/writer and a ds flashcart, however. Some extra information that may be of use I am aware of furlock's program to correct new battery glitch but I do not have a gba flashcart and would very much like to avoid getting one. My question then is what can I do to correct this issue? Additionally, why did I have these difficulties in the first place and what can I do to prevent them from recurring if I decide to restore a sav to my cartridge in the future? Doing so worked in restoring berry growth! However, two days later, my daily events like berry master + wife, lottery, assorted berry gifts, etc. I tried a few things to varying degrees of success and eventually asked the discord for help where I was advised to simply click the Reset RTC button.

Two days ago, I decided to try and fix this by downloading pkhex to edit my file. Ever since that point, I basically experience berry glitch/new battery glitch in that berries would no longer grow and daily events no longer refreshed. Automatically: Select Set date and time automatically, then choose the network time server for your region. Click Date & Time, then set the date and time automatically or manually. If the lock at the bottom left is locked, click it to unlock the preference pane. Once, that was done, I restored the new sav back onto my cartridge. On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Date & Time. After a couple days worth of progress, I decided to backup my sav so that I could use VBA to emulate e-reader cards for it. The rtc worked fine, berries grew and daily events would refresh like in normal gameplay. I replaced the dead battery in it and started a new save file.