>P.S. If you dual boot this machine into both Windows and NetBSD, you'll 
>find the clock is off whenever you boot into "the other" OS. This is 
>because Windows sets the system clock to the local time, while NetBSD sets 
>it to GMT. I would recommend running NTP under NetBSD, and something like 
>d4time under Windows, so this will be corrected automatically at each boot.

where's d4time?  certainly not in pkgsrc.  :)

and...freebsd (and solaris) have the capability of leaving the cmos
clock in "local wall clock time".  now *obviously* i'd like to leave
my cmos clock in utc, but windows won't do that.  is there any
interest in a port of the freebsd clock fudge mechanism to netbsd?

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