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Bug#395267: installation-reports



On Wednesday 25 October 2006 23:56, Tilo Schwarz wrote:
> Comments/Problems:
> I did expertgui mode. The only thing I missed was some more feedback
> from the install process besides the nice waitbar. I guess I could have
> switched on a debug mode, but when I noticed it, the install process
> was already running.

Why would you want more feedback; what value does that actually add?
Anyway if you really want to know what is happening when, try booting the 
installer with "install priority=medium" next time.

> One strange thing happened: I told the system not to use UTC (because
> of Windows), but when I bootet the first time, the time was set two
> hours early (which is the +2 hours difference of my local time to UTC).
> I set it back during a Windows session, at the next Debian boot
> everything was ok.

The installer does not change the hardware clock, so no idea what can have 
happened here. Have you checked that /etc/default/rcS does have the 
correct value for UTC?

If you can reproduce the problem, we may be able to find out what happens.

> I got the "select() to /dev/rtc to wait for clock tick timed out"
> problem and fixed it with HWCLOCKPARS=--directisa for now. I guess
> that's not an installer problem itself (and the fix is probably just a
> workaround!?).

No, that sounds like a kernel issue. I guess it is a known issue if you 
were able to find that workaround. Could you tell us where you found that 
information?

Cheers,
FJP



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