every time I reboot the hwclock is off and I need to run hwclock --systohc to correct this. My timezone is set to Canada/Mountain. Something fishy is going on. How do I fix this?
Could the hwclock be running in localtime instead of UTC? Or vice versa? I think that in terms of best practice the hwclock should always be set to UTC. Do hwclock -u -w to set this (as found on http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/cmd/cmd.csp?path=h/hwclock).
Presumably the system time is fine though? If not, get Chrony or NTPD running to keep it in time.
Could the hwclock be running in localtime instead of UTC? Or vice versa? I think that in terms of best practice the hwclock should always be set to UTC. Do
hwclock -u -wto set this (as found on http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/cmd/cmd.csp?path=h/hwclock).Presumably the system time is fine though? If not, get Chrony or NTPD running to keep it in time.