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Originally Posted by Hittsy
It might be easier for you to run the kindle until it's battery is dead and it forcibly shuts off, then wait a few days (for the battery voltage to drop below what the RTC requires), and plug it in. If the system clock is no longer correct (provided you had set it correctly prior), then you've induced a drift.
This does wear out the kindle's battery, but considering some people who experience this have their kindles disconnected for months, it should be more quickly reproducible.
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That usually sets it to 1970 and then nothing works till the time is set via WiFi or Cell/Mobile.
I don't think that's a realistic test.