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James wrote: |
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>Hello, |
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>I adjusted my time with the 'date' command. The system then complained |
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>about the time zone and told me to fix is using 'zic' |
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>OK, so I issued 'zic -l EST'....... |
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>Everything is correct (i think) here my rc.conf entry: |
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>CLOCK="local" |
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>But when I build a new kernel, I get: |
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>make: warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete. |
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>waz_up with this? |
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>Did I miss something? The clock in the kde menu bar is correct, and matches |
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>what I get when querying the system time with 'date'.... |
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>Enlightenment would be appreciated... |
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>James |
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>gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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As Far As I Know (not so far) |
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After the first time you compile some source, if you compile again make |
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try to avoid recompile unchanged source. |
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The check is done on the dates of source code and the one of object |
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built. Change the clock of the computer from the first compile to the |
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second one may make it confused and so it can avoid to recompile source |
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that is changed. |
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About the kernel compile, I suggesto to copy your .config somewhere |
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safe, run "make mrproper" or "make clean" (first preferred), copy |
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.config again in /usr/src/linux and recompile. |
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