I've been dual-booting to Windows to play DiabloII (I know it's a 2-3 year old game but it's highly addictive :) I have Norton AntiVirus installed, that is set to scan at 4am or something like that. The machine is rarely on at that time, but there is something weird with my timezones.
I _think_ my BIOS is set to GMT (or UTC, what's the difference?) and Linux adjusts that according to my timezone setting. In windows, when I change timezones it wants to update my BIOS (I'm guessing). So there is a constant battle between my Linux and Windows sides b/c I set the timezone in Windows so NAV won't do lots of processing in the background, but when I boot Linux, ntpdate resets my time back. What's the best way to handle this madness? How do most people have their timezones set up? My clue to windows resetting my BIOS clock is that everytime I boot to windows, it's a different time but the timezone is the same as when I last tried to adjust it to current time. Thanks, Rob _______________________________________________ Eug-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
