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On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Sujit Vaidya wrote:
> Hi Borek,
> Thanks for your guidence. When i use the date
> and the hwclock commands the dates change. But when i
> reboot the machine it takes some arbitrary date.
> THis time it said at boot time
> System Clock: 21 Jul 07:20 EDT 1992
> Any pointers..
Then you have hardware problem with you CMOS clock. The most likely
cause is dry backup battery.
Bye Borek
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