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<DIV>RH 8/2.4.18-14</DIV>
<DIV>Every time I boot to linux the system clock is set to about 8 hours before
"real time". I set the clock to "real time" and reboot, and note that the
hwclock program synchronizes the system clock to the hardware or realtime clock,
then check the BIOS and it shows the "real time". If I boot to linux
and simply restart, the incorrect time will be displayed in the BIOS (meaning
the system clock linux software uses set the hardware clock incorrectly).
I have noticed during bootup that before the majority of the services load,
there is a message saying "System Clock set to ____" and this sets the system
clock to the "real time". As soon as I log in though, the system clock is
changed, so something in the boot process may be to blame. Any
ideas?</DIV>
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<DIV>TIA</DIV>
<DIV>ShadowEyez</DIV>
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<DIV>BTW - when I say "real time" I do not mean UTC, just the local time.
The time that it says on a watch or clock, that matches the sun's position in
the sky ;-)</DIV></BODY></HTML>