GnuPG and Taskbar clock

[Nick Austin]

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If you suspect the CMOS time is changing as your computer runs, you could
try running "hwclock --show" to show the current CMOS time. Running ntpd
should keep you synced all the time by drifting your clock when necessary,
and adding systohc in the shutdown scripts will keep your CMOS clock close
when you go to shutdown... This combo of utilities should be enough to
keep your time on track.

On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Robert wrote:

>   I really appreciate that information, but wouldn't it be necessary to find 
> out where the time is being altered?   Not knowing what's causing this, I 
> could do as you suggested, but if I install it before the problem area, it 
> will be altered anyway, and if I install it afterwards, the CMOS will have 
> already been altered, and therefore the sync won't work, if I understand your 
> suggestion.
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
> 
> 
> >On Monday 28 October 2002 7:33 pm, Nick Austin wrote:
> > You could try to run ntpd on startup or use rdate to sync your time on
> > boot, the command to set your CMOS time "hwclock --systohc"
> >
> 
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