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Hello All:

 

I have a situation where my system gains time every time it goes to sleep and wakes up. I hate having to set it to GMT since I am on PST (-8 GMT).

 

It is a single boot system, 100% OSX86...no dual boot to XP or anything else.

 

Config is as follows:

 

 

Celeron D 3.06 (Socket478)

1GB Dual Channel PC3200

ASRock P4Dual

120GB Maxtor SATA

Sony 8X DVD-RW

OSX86, Generic Installer Patch, and Maxxus 5c patch after install.

 

 

I followed MAC Girl's advice on the GMT thing, but WTF...I am not dual booting. Any ideas?

 

BTW: If I use a different OS it doesn't do it.

 

Thanks in advance.

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Yeah GMT is on if you got dual boot.

 

Did you try "Set date & time automatically:" ?

 

I saw that Mac OS X x86 has some errors with RTC (Real Time Clock).

 

In my PowerBook I never had an Issue of time changing, and I ever close the Lid so it sleeps I almost never shutdown.

Yeah GMT is on if you got dual boot.

 

Did you try "Set date & time automatically:" ?

 

I saw that Mac OS X x86 has some errors with RTC (Real Time Clock).

 

In my PowerBook I never had an Issue of time changing, and I ever close the Lid so it sleeps I almost never shutdown.

 

 

Yepper... It is weird. If it was losing time in all OS configs...piece of cake the battery. This....geez my hair is thin enough as it is.... :)

 

Thanks though.

 

Other than that.....Awesome OS. Looking at getting a MAC mini soon. Just to have a real Mac on hand. May even grab an older G4 too.

 

Later

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