Do you have anything configured to set your time from a Network Time Protocol
(NTP) server, like ntpdate or xntpd? If you don't have your time zone
settings correctly configured, then these will set your time to UTC (GMT).
The Mandrake Control Centre does not configure the time zone correctly; you
can try linuxconf for this.
On Sat, 4 Aug 2001 12:30, Scott wrote:
> I keep resetting my system clock to the correct time and date and it will
> be ok for a few days and then it messes up again. Like now it reads "22:28
> Fri 3 August 2001". ( It's Sat Aug 4). Why is that?
> Thanks
> SW
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