Re: 2.4-test1-ac time

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"Garst R. Reese" wrote:
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> When I booted this kernel my system time was off by -2h.
> First time I've seen this problem in a long time.
> Could be cause I updated hwclock tho, but figured I should mention it.

Did you forget, or accidentally include, "--utc"? You must manually
track that, because it doesn't pick up the hardware-clock-equals-GMT
flag from timeconfig...

Also, are you running xntpd or similar time-munging software? I've been
suffering from 5-10 second clock skew (as reported by make), but haven't
yet ruled out xntpd or filesystem timestamp flakiness.

        Jeff

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