2.6.2 - System clock runs too fast

[Markus Hofmann]

Hello together

I've a problem with my system clock. It runs too fast. In realtime 5 minutes 
my notebook runs 8 minutes. The BIOS-Time doesn't run.
With kernel 2.4.24 everything is ok but when I boot my new 2.6.2 the clock 
runs.

Could it be that the compiled speedstepping caused this problem?
Or is there an another causing?

My system: IBM A31p, Kernel 2.6.2, Debian unstable

I already tried "adjtimex --adjust", but I only get the following lines:

--------------
                                           --- current ---    -- suggested --
cmos time     system-cmos       2nd diff    tick      freq     tick      freq
1076412437     3618.069962    3618.069962   10000 -31571705
1076412444     3620.461976       2.392014   10000 -31571705
1076412451     3622.920983       2.459007   10000 -31571705     7536   1149088
1076412458     3625.488963       2.567980   10000 -31571705     7427   1326036
1076412467     3629.007896       3.518933   10000 -31571705     6476   1637419
adjtimex: Invalid argument
---------------

I hope someone can help me!

regards 
Markus
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