Bug #1144
Updated by tuxillo 2 months ago
Using kvm-74-3.fc10.x86_64 on Fedora 10 beta.
Host machine is set to EST/EDT. The guest FreeBSD 7 installation reports the
correct time (whether UTC or local), but the DragonFly 2.0.1 installer, and the
installed system, is ahead by 4 hours.
It appears that, for some reason, the DragonFly/KVM combo is wrongly
compensating, presumably assuming (wrongly) that the host clock is set to
localtime (UTC-4) and thus adding four hours to it. Any difference in the way
the DragonFly and FreeBSD kernels handle the system clock?
Host machine is set to EST/EDT. The guest FreeBSD 7 installation reports the
correct time (whether UTC or local), but the DragonFly 2.0.1 installer, and the
installed system, is ahead by 4 hours.
It appears that, for some reason, the DragonFly/KVM combo is wrongly
compensating, presumably assuming (wrongly) that the host clock is set to
localtime (UTC-4) and thus adding four hours to it. Any difference in the way
the DragonFly and FreeBSD kernels handle the system clock?