How are you setting the date? If you are using "date", that only changes the
time maintained by the kernel, not the system time stored in the BIOS. To
change the BIOS clock, either do it from the BIOS menu prior to boot, or use
"hwclock". See "man date" and "man hwclock" for more detail (including the
answer to your second question).
At 12:22 AM 10/7/10 -0700, Raven wrote:
>I can set the date on my clock .. but have to do so each time i reboot
>Linux. Why is it not storing it.. low battery? any other ideas? and how
>do you set the time along with the date.. For some reason this just
>escapes me?
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