Hi,
Just did a giant Sid dist-upgrade. It caused trouble with the clock.
The hwclock is kept at local time. And 'hwclock --debug --directisa'
says just that.
But now when the system boots it thinks that the time is UTC time and so
for the local time it subtracts 5 hours.
That causes e2fsck to fail on all partitions in /etc/fstab because the
time in their superblocks is 5 hours ahead of what it thinks the local
time is.
date gives the true local time -5 hours
date -u gives the true local time
/etc/timezone has SystemV/CST6CDT
So my question is: who at boot time is responsible for realizing that
the hwclock is kept in local time and UTC time?
Hugo
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