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Hello Bernard and Co :) |
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Are you using dual boot with another OS ? |
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In that case, maybe you're using your other OS every 15 boots |
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and maybe it has a wrong date&time and sets it to the hardware |
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at every shutdown. Thus while you are rebooting on your Gentoo |
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the hardware clock is wrong. |
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Check your /etc/conf.d/clock if you have authorized gentoo to |
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set your time to your hardware at every shutdown so your other OS |
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reads it well : |
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CLOCK_SYSTOHC="yes" |
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Else other folks' proposition may be right about your BIOS Battery. |
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It is always good to be on time hehe ;-) |
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Hope this helps, |
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Bernard Van de Walle wrote: |
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> Hello gentoo peoples ;) |
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> I have a little problem on my laptop. Everything is fine, except the |
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> fact that sometimes, the date and time reset to the 01/01/2000 . |
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> Consequently, on reboot, the boot process warn me that there are many |
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> files wich have modification dates in the future .... That happens |
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> randomly, in something like every 15 reboots ... |
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> I have then to reconfigure my dates .... |
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> So, does anyone knows where is that problem coming from ? |
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> It is of course not very important , but I would be happy to fix it .. |
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> Thanks. |
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