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    can not get time to stay set

    I am not a guru, but neither am I a newbie. I was reluctant to upgrade to 9.04 because I liked kde3.*
    I do like the new everything, but the time always resets to 5 hours behind after shutdown and reboot. I live in the American central time zone and have done everything like I always did in kde3.*
    root@americanrepublic:~$ apt-get install freedom<a href="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net" title="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196"><img src="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net/img/ubuntu-blogger.php?user=28196" alt="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196" /></a>

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    Re: can not get time to stay set

    check the BIOS time.

    mabey

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    i7 4core HT 8MB L3 2.9GHz
    16GB RAM
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      #3
      Re: can not get time to stay set

      After you boot, instead of setting the date in KDE get a terminal and run
      Code:
      sudo date MMDDhhmm
      That sets the system clock rather than the GUI clock. This gets written to the hardware on shutdown. After that your problem will be gone.

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        #4
        Re: can not get time to stay set

        Thanks for the info, but it doesn't work. System time is OK, but kde time is 5 hours behind.
        root@americanrepublic:~$ apt-get install freedom<a href="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net" title="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196"><img src="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net/img/ubuntu-blogger.php?user=28196" alt="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196" /></a>

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          #5
          Re: can not get time to stay set

          FYI..........it must have been something wrong with the upgrade from Hardy to Jaunty. I noticed on grub that it said that I was still logging into Hardy but Jaunty always appeared upon login.

          I D/L'd the Jaunty cd and did a clean install with reformat to ext4 and no more problems.
          root@americanrepublic:~$ apt-get install freedom<a href="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net" title="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196"><img src="http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net/img/ubuntu-blogger.php?user=28196" alt="The Ubuntu Counter Project - user number # 28196" /></a>

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