On Thu, 5 Jun 2003, Dana Holland wrote:
> What would make the system time on a box keep changing? Yesterday I
> discovered that is an hour fast, so I changed it back. Today I notice
> that it's an hour ahead again. It *is* showing CDT.
If you don't need the CMOS clock to be local time (e.g., because you dual
boot Windows), then set it to UTC (using redhat-config-date on RH9). I've
never had a problem with clocks on machines where I've done that. (I'm
even considering doing it on a dual-boot machine and just running Windows
in UTC...)
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Matthew Saltzman
Clemson University Math Sciences
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