On Tuesday 02 March 2004 23:27, Kent West wrote: > > 2. I choose the right time zone during the install but my clock keeps > > being wrong after boot. I've set it a few times with date but it > > hasn't stuck so I want to figure out whats going on and fix it for real. > Try something like > hwclock --systohc > to copy the system time into the hardware clock. (I'm not sure this will > work on sparc architecture though; it does work on x86.)
It works on SPARC too. I had the same issue when dealing with my U10 cause the rtc driver in the kernel seems to be very pc-specific regarding this issue. 2.6 kernel has solved this issue, however systohc is a good choice if you use a 2.4 Antonello
