@techknight
The RTC shouldn't be a problem - as long as you can cope with never setting the date and time backwards. The system would need patching and updating so that, on going, dates that the RTC reports get incremented by 28 years. So if the RTC thinks that the date is 26th March 1994 the date reported by the system would be 26th March 2022.
It isn't just an issue with the date displayed by the system clock though - there may also be an issue with the timestamping of files.
The RTC shouldn't be a problem - as long as you can cope with never setting the date and time backwards. The system would need patching and updating so that, on going, dates that the RTC reports get incremented by 28 years. So if the RTC thinks that the date is 26th March 1994 the date reported by the system would be 26th March 2022.
It isn't just an issue with the date displayed by the system clock though - there may also be an issue with the timestamping of files.