Public bug reported:
I noticed my clock was always wrong after reboot, I have the proper time
set in the system bios and have it set to use UTC. In gnome if i right
click the clock applet and go to preferences and either check/uncheck
the UTC option I get the appropriate time. I figured this was just a
pre-release issue, so I figured that I would try to use NTP so my clock
would stay set right. By using time-admin or by right clicking the
gnome clock applet and going to Adjust Date & Time, when I click the
"keep clock syncronized with Internet Servers" option It gives me this
error: Could Not Apply Changes! Fix broken packages first. I ran sudo
apt-get -f install .... no packages were being reported broken.. I ran
dpkg --configure -a ... Same results. So I later asked in #ubuntu+1 on
freenode if anyone else was having this issue, and it was confirmed by
other users that the same results were happening with the NTP option. I
always hate posting these bug reports to find out that its something
wrong that I didn't research through enough, but I think this can be
considered a bug.. I hope that I gave enough info to reproduce this
error for all you other testers/developers!
Thanks
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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NTP package for ntp syncronization support can't be installed in feisty 7.04
https://launchpad.net/bugs/76706
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