On 12/9/2009 1:02 PM, PaulNM wrote:
Camaleón wrote:
Mmmm, IIRC, when you first install Debian, it asks about how to setup
the system (hardware) clock and advices you about this issue (if using
a dual-
boot system with windows, just choose a "local time" setting to sync
the clocks).
But once th
Camaleón wrote:
Mmmm, IIRC, when you first install Debian, it asks about how to setup the
system (hardware) clock and advices you about this issue (if using a dual-
boot system with windows, just choose a "local time" setting to sync the
clocks).
But once the system is installed, can this set
On Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:18:15 -0600, Mark Allums wrote:
> Running Debian on Virtualbox (under Win 7, alas), taking a VBox snapshot
> screws up the filesystem mildly, somehow affecting timestamping. Of the
> virtual hard disk in such a way as to confuse the booting kernel. No
> corruption takes pl
Running Debian on Virtualbox (under Win 7, alas), taking a VBox snapshot
screws up the filesystem mildly, somehow affecting timestamping. Of the
virtual hard disk in such a way as to confuse the booting kernel. No
corruption takes place, except to alarm the init scripts or the kernel
fs bits
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