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System Time is not Correct

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System Time is not Correct

Postby Tool » Sat Jun 29, 2013 6:24 pm

Ok, my 3.5 64 bit is not keeping time. I thought at first it was the bios battery, but that is good. I'm suspecting it's a broken system, but not sure as I have done the Kde backports. I have another OS that keeps time perfect, but the 3.5 even after I set it on bios and on the OS itself only stays for about an hour then jumps exactly 7 hours ahead. I was wondering if anybody might have a solution? It won't connect to the server for time keeping as it seems broken, even though I have web access. The time isn't normally a problem, but it does prevent playback of Netflix. I will also note that when the time jumps forward 7 hours, it also changes the bios time. I have another OS installed and it keeps perfect time and so does the bios until I boot back into 3.5. I would play Netflix through the other OS (Ubuntu 13.04, YUCK!!), but 3.5 is the only one I actually have success on with the sound outputting through the HDMI. I'm not expecting much effort on this to be honest as I am just waiting for the next 3.5-2 to come out :D, but if anybody might now of a fix off hand, that would be great. Thanks guys. :D
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Re: Won't keep tme

Postby ryanvade » Sat Jun 29, 2013 6:52 pm

Is the timezone correct? If so you could use hwclock to reset the hardware clock through 3.5
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hwclock  --systz

Or you can look at something like this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubunt ... _Conflicts

I do not think that ntp is fully installed in 3.5 (or any other Ubuntu system). You may want to FULLY install it and use ntpd.
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Re: Won't keep tme

Postby Tool » Sat Jun 29, 2013 10:26 pm

ryanvade wrote:Is the timezone correct? If so you could use hwclock to reset the hardware clock through 3.5
Code: Select all
hwclock  --systz

Or you can look at something like this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubunt ... _Conflicts

I do not think that ntp is fully installed in 3.5 (or any other Ubuntu system). You may want to FULLY install it and use ntpd.
https://www.ultimateeditionoz.com/forum ... ong#p34810

Thanks. The timezone is correct. It just started doing it about 3 weeks ago. I'll install the ntpd
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Re: Won't keep tme

Postby Xanayoshi » Sat Jun 29, 2013 11:09 pm

I have to ask..

Did you check here...

systemsettings-->Date and Time
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Re: Won't keep tme

Postby Tool » Sun Jun 30, 2013 12:15 am

Xanayoshi wrote:I have to ask..

Did you check here...

systemsettings-->Date and Time

LOL. Yes. I'll install the ntpd tomorrow and see if that works. I gotta switch monitors so I can see the text to make sure I don't screw something up. :D I'll try that first before I explore other options as that would be the easiest probably.
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Re: System Time is not Correct

Postby broadcast23 » Sun Jul 14, 2013 12:08 am

Seems that the system is setting the bios and OS to UTC time....I had once installed PC linux dual boot with windows and the PC-liunx kept setting my clock to UTC which windows doesn't like
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