HI,
I changed the date on the machine using the date
command. Then the kernel compiles fine without any
errors. But again when i reboot the system it takes
the original date. i.e it sets the date to
JAN ** , 1994.
Is there any way i can change that.
--- Mark Hahn <hahn@coffee.psychology.mcmaster.ca>
wrote:
>
> this is not a kernel issue. set the machine's
> clock/date,
> and make sure none of the files on it are dated in
> the future.
>
> > Hi,
> > I have some old 486, on which i had installed
> Red
> > Hat linux 6.0 I have compiled the kernel several
> times
> > in DEC 99. It all worked fine. But Now in Jan when
> i
> > compile it with addition of few printk statements
> in
> > the net directory, i am getting a warning
> > WHEN I TYPE : make net
> > I get this warning
> > RULES.MAKE MODIFICATION TIME IS IN FUTURE (8817374
> >
> > 6729645)
> >
> > Any clue. Also at the end of compilation it says
> >
> > CLOCK SKEW DETECTED YOUR BUILD MAY BE INCOMPLETE
> > Is it due to the year change over. And how can it
> be
> > corrected.
> >
> > THANKS
> >
> > SUJIT VAIDYA
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