I have 2 IDE HD's, 1 WinXP and Ubuntu Feisty (Kernel 2.6.20-15.27 I am still getting the Superblock Last Write Time was in the future. I was testing on Edgy and hoped Feisty would fix this.
I have had an issue when the time change took effect in Edgy and now Feisty (2.6.20-15-27) I get a Superblock Last Write was in the future on both / and /home. running zdump, here's my output: /etc/localtime Sun Mar 11 06:59:59 2007 UTC = Sun Mar 11 01:59:59 2007 EST isdst=0 gmtoff=-18000 /etc/localtime Sun Mar 11 07:00:00 2007 UTC = Sun Mar 11 03:00:00 2007 EDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-14400 /etc/localtime Sun Nov 4 05:59:59 2007 UTC = Sun Nov 4 01:59:59 2007 EDT isdst=1 gmtoff=-14400 /etc/localtime Sun Nov 4 06:00:00 2007 UTC = Sun Nov 4 01:00:00 2007 EST isdst=0 gmtoff=-18000 1) 'ntpdate' is installed by default in Ubuntu [Edgy] and there appears to be intent for it to run at boot; on the other hand 'ntpd' is not installed by default; 2) there are many reports of 'ntpdate' not running at boot-time though it appears it should; my own experience is the same, as was noted in a previous post: - ntpdate, normally a "component" of ntp, is installed by default when Ubuntu is installed, and it has several files related to it in /etc/*. The code in one of those files, /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate, directs ntpdate to run when the network becomes available (presumably during boot); however, I could find no evidence by examining logs or tracing the code back through various files that ntpdate actually ever runs (it also is absent from the list of services when sysv-rc-conf is run from the command line). As a final step, just to be sure for purposes of this discussion, I set my clock incorrectly (- 10 minutes) and then rebooted. The clock was not corrected, so I can confirm that ntpdate is not run during boot. NOTE: I was able to update the clock after login by issuing this command: Code: sudo ntpdate -u ntp.ubuntu.com I chose the "-u" option and the server, ntp.ubuntu.com, because they are specified in /etc/default/ntpdate, and I wanted to be clear that these could be used successfully to update the clock. ** Local Time Tests UTC Setting: UTC=No Edgy Clock Preference Setting: UTC Time Not Selected (has no effect on system time, only affects display) Time Zone: America/New_York Time Synchronization In Edgy: None - ntp(d) not installed - ntpdate installed, but does not run (see post #90 for details) Time Synchronization In Win XP 1 & 2: Off / Blocked - Built-in sync is disabled / blocked at the firewall - Time-sync nnchron jobs disabled during tests (CT) Correct Time Prior To Conducting Tests: Edgy Display: 8:55 PM, 2007 03/17 Clock Reading After Reboot. Done To Establish Clock Times Relative To CT Before Proceeding - BIOS: Matches CT Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:55 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - BootIT NG Boot Manager: Matches CT Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:55 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 1: Matches CT Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:56 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 2: Matches CT Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:58 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Edgy: Matches CT Except For Elapsed Time ( 9:00 PM, 2007 03/17 ) -------- * Local Time Test 1: Introduce 1 Hour Clock Error ( -1 Hour ) (T1_CT) Correct Time: Edgy Display: 9:07 PM, 2007 03/17 (T1_CTE) Correct Time + Error: Edgy Display: 8:07 PM, 2007 03/17 Clock Reading After Reboot - BIOS: Matches T1_CTE Except For Elapsed Time ( 20:08 = 8:08 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - BootIT NG Boot Manager: Matches T1_CTE Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:08 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 1: Matches T1_CTE Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:08 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 2: Matches T1_CTE Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:09 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Edgy: Matches T1_CTE Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:11 PM, 2007 03/17 ) -------- * Local Time Test 2: Introduce Time Zone Change Time Zone Changed From: America/New_York To America/Chicago Equivalent UTC/GMT Offset for Time Zone: - Standard time zone: UTC/GMT -6 hours - Daylight saving time: +1 hour - Current time zone offset: UTC/GMT -5 hours - Time zone abbreviation: CDT - Central Daylight Time (T2_CT) Correct Time: Edgy Display: 9:28 PM, 2007 03/17 (T2_CTZ) Correct Time + Zone Change: Edgy Display: 8:28 PM, 2007 03/17 Clock Reading After Reboot - BIOS: Matches T2_CTZ Except For Elapsed Time ( 20:29, 2007 03/17 = 8:29 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - BootIT NG Boot Manager: Matches T2_CTZ Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:29 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 1: Matches T2_CTZ Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:29 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Win XP 2: Matches T2_CTZ Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:31 PM, 2007 03/17 ) - Edgy: Matches T2_CTZ Except For Elapsed Time ( 8:33 PM, 2007 03/17 ) -------- * Local Time Test 3: Change BIOS Clock Directly ( + 1 Hour ) (T3_CT) Correct Time: Edgy Display: 2:19 AM, 2007 03/18 (T3_CTBIOS) Correct Time: BIOS: 02:19 AM, 2007 03/18 (T3_CTEBIOS) Correct Time + Error: BIOS: 03:19 AM, 2007 03/18 Clock Reading After BIOS Clock Change - BootIT NG Boot Manager: Matches T3_CTEBIOS Except For Elapsed Time ( 3:20 AM, 2007 03/18 ) - Win XP 1: Matches T3_CTEBIOS Except For Elapsed Time ( 3:20 AM, 2007 03/18 ) - Win XP 2: Matches T3_CTEBIOS Except For Elapsed Time ( 3:21 AM, 2007 03/18 ) - Edgy: Matches T3_CTEBIOS Except For Elapsed Time ( 3:23 AM, 2007 03/18 ) The same is Occuring in Feisty, -- Superblock last write time is in the future https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64123 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
