*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 268808 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/268808
> Feel free to unmark it.
Ähem, yes, I would have, but I don't know how to.
> I guess the main problem is that the time should be initialized before
fsck runs.
Agreed. But that's the other bug. Here the time at startup doesn't only
get "misinterpreted" but it's simply wrong as well.
> It would be even better imho if default Ubuntu wouldn't mess with the
time at all, at least on Desktop systems. If the bios time on some sever
needs to be UTC there is an option but I guess most people can live with
the local time in the bios so it doesn't always gets changed while for
example starting Windows or different Ubuntu versions.
Actually I like to keep my time at UTC because it resolves the problem
of who (in a multiboot-environment) updates the time after changing
from/to DST: noone. Otherwise, if you multiboot, it might happen twice.
It would be much better if Microsoft would change to using UTC than
everyone else changing to local time.
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Installer (alternate-CD) saves wrong time in RTC
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/440281
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