Hi Folks, I have seen them messages a couple of times: "strage clock drift" and so on. I usually thought, that this is some setup problem or some hardware prob, but now I got affected and I found the sucker.
I played around with kde and adjusted the clock via kde's little config programm kcmshell clock yesterday. Then today I realised, that my clock was off by about 11 hours, I set the clock in bios to the correct time again, then after a boot into gentoo the clock was 11 hours off again. I did this about 3 times, and everytime the clock script set the time 11h back. Since that clock didn't have a problem for the last couple of month on this install I figured it had something to do with the kde proggie, so I looked around and checked everything manually, the setup in the config files was still okay, since I saw, that the clock script checks /etc/adjtime I decided to delete this file and bingo that did it. So I assume, there is some bug in the kde prog, it somehow fucks up and then adjtime is bad. So if you come across this problem, tell those folks to delete /etc/adjtime __________________________________________________________________ Holen Sie sich die aktuellsten Chartbreaker als polyphonen Klingelton auf Ihr Handy "Angel Of Berlin" - "Never Leave You" - "Ab in den Süden", megagünstig bei Lycos Mobile Klingeltöne und Logos - http://mobile.lycos.de
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