* Paolo Bonzini (pbonz...@redhat.com) wrote:
> So here's my understanding: "-rtc base=" says what is the RTC value
> when the guest starts. This value is only used by qemu_get_timedate,
> and most RTCs only use it on startup or reset. However, there are
> exceptions (the PC RTC's host clock
So here's my understanding: "-rtc base=" says what is the RTC value
when the guest starts. This value is only used by qemu_get_timedate,
and most RTCs only use it on startup or reset. However, there are
exceptions (the PC RTC's host clock notifier, the ds1338's set time
functionality, and all
Hi,
I've just spent an unreasonable amount of time debugging
an rtc issue and come to the conclusion it's probably more
of a documentation problem than actual code - but I wondered if
anyone disagrees.
(ref: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1714143 )
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