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Re: Time problems

Originally Posted by
Loper

Originally Posted by
Tovi
Everytime I turn on the computer and log on I have to set up the time and date. It's not being saved.
That's almost always a system/hardware problem. You may have a bad CMOS battery (the battery used to hold system settings and run the clock). Does it read the time correctly under Windows?
Nope this problem also appears on my system. My hardware clock is set to gmt, however even if I set a root password and go into kde and change to my time zone (cst/cdt) the hours are way off (even after syncing with a time server). However if I reboot into Mandrake the time is correct again.
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