RE: Clock strangeness
It might be having trouble accessing the hardware clock to reset it on reboot.
Had a similar prob on an Ultra 60
Resolved it by installing ntpdate. Kludgy, I know, but I also needed ntp client and since it fixed the issue, I didn't search further.
Bill Beesley
Director, Commercial Network Operations
Cox Communications
404.269.6702
-----Original Message-----
From: William Law [mailto:jammer@jamp.au.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 8:22 PM
To: Daniel 'Doc' Sewell
Cc: debian-sparc@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: Clock strangeness
Daniel,
When you installed debian you told it that your system clock was
set to GMT. Try having a look in /etc/timezone and see what that
says. Mine has Country/specific location (ie: Australia/Melbourne). If
this is something other than that, you will need to put in the right info.
anyone else got any ideas?
Regards,
William Law
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