My date and time keep resetting every time I boot MOS. I know this
has come up before I just can't find the fix. I don't recall what has
to be done to allow it to keep the same date.

Hi Mithalas,

In the User-Startup you place:

Setclock load

After the assigns.

I have to say I don't use it anymore, perhaps it was fixed with the last update (1.4.2)?

Bye,

Spidey

Yes, this has been fixed since a very long time now. Someone needs to
do some updating!

Yes, this has been fixed for some time... you need a better boot.img AFAIK

magnetic

It is NOT fixed completely in 1.4.2 AFAIK. The problem is that after booting Debian MOS clock drops down to 1999. The time and day are stayed correct, but year is 1999. And this glitch is quite disturbing.

Yes, you have right. I have the same problem with clock Linux --> MOS. Maybe , when come MOS 1.5, will this bug fixed.

Sorry for my bad English.

to fix that u have to disable the GMT synchronization during the Debian installation. When it asks u if your clock is GMT compliant just select "NO"
it can be done after the installation but i don"t know how.

Thanks Spidey just what the doctor ordered.

Some people may not have problems with it under 1.4.2 but I do. My date drops back to 1999 on every boot.