[blursmurf]

Hi guys....

i recently just installed linux on my system, Redhat 7.2 ( a copy i dug out frm my cd collections). Installation was a breeze...Even for a linux newbie lyke myself.... ( unlike redhat 6.2 i tried a few yrs back....kept me away frm linux ) Well.... all went well until it prompts me wif an error msg saying something about a "clock skew"... I kinda just ignored the problem... currently running Redhat 7.2 wif all the libraries updated.... ( i hope ) other than the "standard" software that comes wif the redhat distribution, i installed amsn, winex, wine, mplayer, vmware.( i think thats all...)

Anywayz.... to the purpose of thise thread.... i need some help on how 2 solve the funny "clock skew" problem i have... and any reccomandations on what to add on to my linux box???

My sys specs

CPU:AMD Athlon 1ghz Tbird
Graphics Card:GeForce 2 MX
Sound Card:Creative Soundblaster LIVE!
RAM:128 mb DDRam
HDD: 40 gig Maxtor
Ethernet Card:Linksys 10/100 Mbps

Hope to hear from you guys soon ^_^

[Dolda2000]

Where is this clock skew problem mentioned? Is it in the boot process, and in that case when, or is it when you run specific programs?

[blursmurf]

It appears when linux is booting up..... and when it opens some anti virus list or sth littat..... den it says that i have a revision date in the future....clock skew error..... my build may b incomplete..... this error also happens when i attempt to quit linuxconf..... any ideas? thanks in advanve....

[hartman]

Is you date correct? in the OS and the BIOS? that migth be the issue.

Hartman

[Dolda2000]

It might very well be the issue. Compare your local computer time to the US naval observatory's master clock at tycho.usno.navy.mil. Remember to adjust the time to your timezone, as well.

[blursmurf]

thanks..... i dunnoe how i did it but after applying all the patches to my redhat 7.2...... it didn't have the problem anymorez..... tHankZ