Bugzilla – Bug 391840
System time jumps 2 hours ahead at every boot
Last modified: 2008-05-19 10:27:09 UTC
Did an upgrade of a 10.3 installation to 11.0 Beta 3 (bug 391785 has the log files) and now at every boot the system time jumps ahead two hours despite YaST being set to hardware clock==localtime. # chkconfig boot.setclock boot.setclock off Coolo spotted in above log files: 2008-05-17 12:59:11 aaa_base-11.0-67.i586.rpm installed ok Additional rpm output: warning: /etc/mime.types saved as /etc/mime.types.rpmsave insserv: script boot.setclock: service boot.clock already provided!
stbinner: SuSE/Novell employees should be able to search before filing a new bug. werner: is it impossible to resolve this? all: beside of this: great work. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 384254 ***
this is not a duplicate. 384254 is about zypper dup / rpm updates - this is a regular update
It is a side effect of both bug #386354 *and* bug #384254 ... first bug leads to an error cause insserv to exit on this error. To repair the system install the newset insserv and run insserv boot.setclock boot.getclock as this is required due to the errors described in bug #384254 which has caused insserv to fail. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 384254 ***