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Jiří­ Suchomel <jsuchome@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Jiří­ Suchomel <jsuchome@xxxxxxxxxx> 2010-03-22 15:12:35 
UTC ---
Sorry for the delay.

But I am not sure if the logs you attached match the situation you are
describing. According to the logs,

- system starts with 05:19:14, which should be your BIOS time,
- than it moves to 00:19:21 when it sets the default time zone US/Eastern and
UTC clock,
- and when it finds windows partition, it assumes you are using local time and
switches back to 05:20:11.
- then there's NTP sync, which moves the time again to 00:20:15, 
- and another call of "/sbin/hwclock --systz --localtime --noadjfile && touch
/dev/shm/warpclock" gets it once again to 05:20:21


.. so, at which time did it get actually wrong?

Additionally, in your report you write about summary: does it mean time is
shown wrong in summary page, and it is correct after installation? Or does it
reain wrong?

Werner, don't we see a wrong result of the fix introduced in bug 540638?

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