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Carl T. Miller wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Wolfger wrote:
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<pre wrap="">was right again, but that's just darned annoying! Any ideas how to
keep my computer's clock right even after a reboot?
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Yes, just run: hwclock --systohc
The problem is that you haven't updated your clock in the bios, so
after every reboot it gets the wrong time. Running the above
command will remedy the situation.
c
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I run this, similar - <br>
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ntpdate ntp1.usno.navy.mil<br>
hwclock --systohc<br>
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-dave<br>
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