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Weird problem, but my clock seems to lag? It wont stay on time correctly and i keep having to do a ntpdate to update it.. i tried setting hwclock to local time hoping that would fix it, but no luck.. im running KDE if that is helpful..
I'm having the same problem too, only when I turn it off though. If I boot only into windows for a couple days the clock stays the same (in winblows). But if I boot into Suse 9.1, it's like I lose about 8-10 hours in Linux, like turning the clock off when the PC shuts down. I don't know how to synch it with a server in Suse 9.1, I don't see an option, only to CHANGE the time. When I boot back to windows from Linux, the Clock is ALL messed up and the time difference is always variable, sometimes minutes apart, sometimes hours.
VERY STRANGE.......
Any way to fix this?
Thanks!
RANDON
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