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The clock on my system clock is incorrect, and when I use the date command in the following code block it causes my Arch system to load up in maintenance ...
- 01-08-2010 #1Just Joined!
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Date command causes file system break
The clock on my system clock is incorrect, and when I use the date command in the following code block it causes my Arch system to load up in maintenance mode with errors about my dates being incorrect. I use fsck to correct it, and then when the system reboots it does so just fine but with the time at the original, incorrect time.
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# date -s "8 JAN 4:49:04"
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Upon typing just plain 'date' my terminal spits back the time I just set, the problems do not occur until a reboot. Thank you kindly.
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- 01-08-2010 #2Linux Guru
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Have you looked into 'ntp' to keep the date and time correct on your system?
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