Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (905 mails)

[Andreas Jaeger <aj@xxxxxxx>]

Michael Steinhauser <mistr@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I updated to 11.0 final on a x86_64 laptop an a desktop-pc. On both i
> have stored local time. Now my system-time shows always two hours
> later. When i  set the time and reboot, it is again set to the wrong
> time. I can only fix it, when i sync the time with ntp on startup.
> Because i have on both machines windows, i can't set the time to utc.
> Is this known asnd how ca it be fixed? I had this problem since 11.0 Beta.

Might be bug 384254 - this is fixed for people going directly from 10.3
to 11.0 but those testing a beta might still have the problem.

Try: "insserv boot.clock" and see whether that helps,

Andreas
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