Re: Fedora 4 caused my PC's BIOS Clock always wrong?

Prakash Jose Kokkatt said on Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 05:10:46PM +0530,:

 > THis is another weird problem!AFTER I installed Fedora 4,My PC will show 
 > last boot time.I have to manually adjust BIOS  clock for correct time 
 > during every boot.I am SURE that this problem started happening on my 
 > intel915GAV after FC4 installation :(.I even replaced CMOS cell of 
 > MotherBoard!(Under Warranty).I am running  Sarge 3.1,Ubuntu and M$ 
 > XP,they also shows wrong time after FC4.Now am thinking of either remove 
 > whole FC4 OS or will anybody help me to find out which program/driver are
 > interfering the normal function of BIOS Clock?
 > please HElp? :)

Chances are that the driver for the mobo clock are not loaded.

What does grep -i rtc /boot/config-`uname -r` say from FC?

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