Hello Chris!

23 Jan 19 14:28, you wrote to Helmut Harnisch:

 CG> Yes, absolutely, but when it was working OK (i.e. upto 06:49) it would
 CG> have the correct time, so that's probably the correct time.  I quite
 CG> agree that when booting the time is basically random until it gets a
 CG> LAN connection up and can ask someone the time.

 When the system shuts down, the time is saved. When booting that time
 is used as a start value. Many jobs in the system do not like jumping
 back in time. Look for e.g. fake-hwclock in /etc/init.d/ for how it is
 done.

Kees

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