Check your apmd startup script (/etc/rc.d/init.d/apmd), and ensure
that it's running with the -u switch (man apmd). Change your hardware
clock to store GMT and display your local timezone (easiest way is to
run "setup" as root, do "timezone configuration"). Finally, run
/sbin/setclock.
I've had the same problem, but the above should cure it.
-d
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Erik de Groot wrote:
:I have an interesting PM problem with my lnotebook... it is a TTX but I think it can
:be
:compared to a Dell Inspiron(sp?). When I put the laptop into suspend mode from
:within X it
:shutsdown fine but when I bring it back to life my clock loses 6 hours. It only
:happens
:the first time I suspend and stays 6 hours behind no matter how many more times I
:suspend
:the machine.
:
:When I reboot it returns me to the 'true" time again.
:
:I wonder about the 6 hours because I am 6 hours off of GMT (but am 6 hours behind not
:ahead)
:
:I have looked through the BIOS and not found anything that might solve the problem.
:
:Any suggestions on how I should configure the kernel or something else I can do?
:
:I am using 2.2.14 with RH 6.1
:
:Thanks
:Erik.
:
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