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@@ -1211,8 +1211,8 @@ and bite on various future dates. </p>
rollover, which happens either every 1024 weeks (roughly 19.6 years)
or every 8192 weeks (roughly 157 years), depending on whether your
receiver can decode a 10-bit or 13-bit GPS week field. At the time of
- this writing the last 0 week was in 1999, the next 10-bit wraparound
- will be in 2019, and the next 13-bit wraparound will be in 2137.</li>
+ this writing the last 0 week was in 2019, the next 10-bit wraparound
+ will be in 2038, and the next 13-bit wraparound will be in 2137.</li>
<li>NMEA delivers only two-digit years.</li>
@@ -1241,7 +1241,7 @@ satellites earlier than Block III, which are currently (July 2016) not
expected to begin to launch earlier than September 2016. Given that it
takes years to launch a full constellation of satellites, it's highly
unlikely that CNAV data with "operational" status will be available to
-common civilian receivers in time for the April 2019 10-bit rollover.</p>
+common civilian receivers for some years yet.</p>
<p>For these reasons, GPSD needs the host computer's system clock to
be accurate to within one second.</p>