Re: Jensen clock problem

[Larry Snyder <larrys lexis-nexis com>]

If your future date is somewhere around 2019, it's an ARC thing.
Older versions of clock have a -A switch available to deal with it.
Newer ones aren't supposed to need it.
-ls-

"Wes Bauske" <wsb@paralleldata.com> wrote:
> Jo Schambach wrote:
> > 
> > Somewhere I remember seeing this question answered before, but I can't
> > seem to find it anymore:
> > 
> > When my Jensen comes up it's "date" command always displays some time in
> > the distant future. I reset it with the date command, reboot the system,
> > and when it comes back up, the date is still in the future.
> > How do I fix this? Is this something Jensen specific?
> 
> Look at "man clock".
> 
> 
> Wes
> 
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