On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
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> > Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
>
> yah, but why?
I suppose anything from the prog itself to libc6, something with the
timezone handling, a hardware problem, or even a combination of hardware
and software specific to
> Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
yah, but why?
> Doh, probably because there is no file named /etc/init.d/hwclock.
> hwclock.sh and hwclock are both in the util-linux package.
not sure i follow this ... if i need util-linux why wouldn't the install
have install
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
> /etc/init.d# ./hwclock.sh show
== hwclock --show $GMT
Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
> > I don't recall seeing any report of this problem go by on debian-boot,
> > but you would have to check on that list (archives or ask)
> It is very unlikely, but... a typo in the hwclock script could prevent
> the next message from appearing, yet the script is still completing, in
> which case the problem is in the script(s) being executed after
> "hwclock". If the above yields nothing then check /etc/rcS.d and look
> at the scr
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