Here's a weird one:
Sometime during bootup my system clock gets changed. (moved
forward about half an hour).
I know it's not the battery because I've checked the clock via the bios
at boot time and it is accurate relative to the half hour offset.
For e.g. I boot up go into bios, fix the time, continue loading linux
when linux is loaded check the time, it is half an hour early.
Another test: run timetool to correct the time, shutdown, turn off
leave for a day, turn on, check in bios, time is ok. Load linux,
time is wrong.
Does anyone have some idea of what is happening here. (Only started
happening recently).
Could you please send any replies directly to me please, as i'm not on the
list at the moment.
Thanks
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