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Uwe Thiem <uwix <at> iway.na> writes: |
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> Nope. Date sets the system clock rather than the hardware clock. Try "hwclock |
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> -w" or "hwclock -wu" depending whether you want your clock running GMT or |
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> local time. |
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Very Interesting util that hwclock. However, when I ran 'hwclock -r' on 2 |
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different gentoo systems, they match the system time rendered by 'date'. |
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That was unexpected, as I believe the bios time has never been synce up in |
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since these are relatively new systems that I control. Maybe the bios or using |
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i2c or acpi synced up the bios(haredware time) to the system time. |
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Any way, it's good enough to know about hwclock, and when I roll out |
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NTP, I'll delved deeper into this util.... |
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*THANKS* |
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James |
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