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Ward
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I've just installed my gentoo but everytime I reboot my date is set to
1januari
how can I fix this? |
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KLarsen
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Hello,
Seems like the hardware clock doesn't work. Have you tried changing the battery on the mainboard? |
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Ward
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I think I forgot to do the time setup step in the installation.
But when I try it now it doesn't work. |
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NeddySeagoon
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Ward,
Help us to help you. Tell us :-
What you did, command by command
What actually happened, quote error messages verbatium
What you expected to happen
After an error, there may be useful error information at the end of dmesg. Use the dmesg command to see it.
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NeddySeagoon
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those that do backups
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