Usually you set your system clock to 'localtime' for your unix install since
windows only uses localtime. If you have your unix install using gmt, then on
every reboot (at least those where the reboot occurs within a timeframe less
than your localtime offset from gmt), fsck can get called because the filesystem
time has changed. Big pain.
If dual-booting, make sure you configure /etc/rc.conf and set:
HARDWARECLOCK="localtime"
If all that is already done -- dunno??
Damn, I got all excited there, but it turns out that it's already in
there. Yeah, it's really weird. Thanks anyway. Which of the logs might
this be recorded in?
-- chris
