clock -w on solaris

How do I write the clock to the CMOS on solaris?

The 'clock' utility looks like a general clock, where 'clock -w' does not work,

where I am familiar with it working on Linux.

I believe there's no such command with Solaris, as setting the system time with date (settimeofday/adjtime) is AFAIK synchronizing the H/W clock too.

what does AFAIK mean? (As far as I know? )

Can you give me an example of a valid command, I want to make sure I'm not missing anything.

Note: At reboot, the time goes back to the previous time.

what does AFAIK mean? (As far as I know? )

IIRC, yes

Can you give me an example of a valid command, I want to make sure I'm not missing anything. Note: At reboot, the time goes back to the previous time.

This is strange, never had such problem. Sure this is happening only with Solaris ? Is your CMOS battery OK ?

There's no Solaris specific way to set the time, e.g.:
# date 03022109

Actually, I use ntp to sync my clock, but of course this doesn't work when unconnected.

AFAIK......

this...i must add to my list of "learning new terms daily"