Christopher Hobbs <chris@megahurted.com> wrote:

> I've noticed that every time I boot NetBSD on my 770, the date and time 
> zone are fine but the time is almost 13 hours off in most occasions 
> (even when it is properly set in WinCE).  Any idea as to what may be 
> causing this and/or how I can fix it?  Set the clock 13 hours ahead in 
> WinCE?

Do you have timezone set correctly in WinCE (Home City setting, if I
remember the name correctly)?  The bootloader passes that to the
kernel.

Do you have RTC_OFFSET in your NetBSD kernel config?  If set, it would
override the tz info passed by the bootloader.


SY, Uwe
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