Date and Time in Mandrake

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2x4b529p : 08/11/01 02:18 PM : Incident created -   Each time i restart or shutdown linux, it will always reset the date and time, but when it does, it always sets the date 2 days behind what it actually is, and 6 hours ahead of the normal time, how can this be stopped I am dual booting with windows ME
Linegod_7611 : 08/11/01 07:31 PM : Reply received -   Most likely, this is caused by the Hardware clock being set to Co-ordinated Universal Time. At a command line, as root, issue: # clock --localtime Then right click on the clock on your taskbar and select 'Adjust Date and Time'. Set it to the correct time and apply it. Then at the command line again, as root: # clock --systohc ----- Note: If this answer resolves your problem, please remember to close this question.
2x4b529p : 08/11/01 10:54 PM : More info provided -   The solution has solved the date time issue Thank you Very Much
2x4b529p : 08/11/01 10:55 PM : Incident closed -

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