[9fans] qemu + date/time + plan9

[9fans] qemu + date/time + plan9

[prem]

Hi all,
I am having trouble with getting proper time and date in Plan9.
I am using Linux + qemu-0.8.2.
I tried qemu with -local time option, still no luck. always the date is
shown as
'Sun Jan 2 2000'

Any Idea what it is

-Prem

[9fans] Re: qemu + date/time + plan9

[prem]

I also tried editing lib/profile and inserting a
aux/timesync -L

after some time the date/time are reset to '
Sun Jan 2 2000'


prem wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am having trouble with getting proper time and date in Plan9.
> I am using Linux + qemu-0.8.2.
> I tried qemu with -local time option, still no luck. always the date is
> shown as
> 'Sun Jan 2 2000'
>
> Any Idea what it is
>
> -Prem

Re: [9fans] qemu + date/time + plan9

[mattmobile]

It's the same in FreeBSD 6.0, though I guess that's not too much help :)

> Hi all,
> I am having trouble with getting proper time and date in Plan9.
> I am using Linux + qemu-0.8.2.
> I tried qemu with -local time option, still no luck. always the date is
> shown as
> 'Sun Jan 2 2000'
>
> Any Idea what it is
>
> -Prem
>
>

Re: [9fans] Re: qemu + date/time + plan9

[sretzki]

> I also tried editing lib/profile and inserting a
> aux/timesync -L
>
> after some time the date/time are reset to '
> Sun Jan 2 2000'
>

Yeah that's a funny one, there's already a aux/timesync running imho; I had that issue, the date/time seems to 'bounce' because they fight each other - quite amusing. :)

>
> prem wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> I am having trouble with getting proper time and date in Plan9.
>> I am using Linux + qemu-0.8.2.
>> I tried qemu with -local time option, still no luck. always the date is
>> shown as
>> 'Sun Jan 2 2000'
>>
>> Any Idea what it is
>>
>> -Prem

Re: [9fans] qemu + date/time + plan9

[Armando Camarero]

Same here with Windows XP + qemu 0.8.2.

prem escribió:
> Hi all,
> I am having trouble with getting proper time and date in Plan9.
> I am using Linux + qemu-0.8.2.
> I tried qemu with -local time option, still no luck. always the date is
> shown as 
> 'Sun Jan 2 2000' 
>
> Any Idea what it is
>
> -Prem
>   

Re: [9fans] Re: qemu + date/time + plan9

[Myron Cheung]

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I had this problem a while ago, and if I remember correctly, I fixed it by
modifying /rc/bin/termrc which calls aux/timesync .

I changed  TIMESYNCARGS=-rLa1000000  to TIMESYNCARGS=(-n pool.ntp.org ) .

Of course, all this assumes that you have your network operating properly.

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Re: [9fans] Re: qemu + date/time + plan9

[prem]

Yes that fixed it.
Thanks

Myron Cheung wrote:
> I had this problem a while ago, and if I remember correctly, I fixed it by
> modifying /rc/bin/termrc which calls aux/timesync .
>
> I changed  TIMESYNCARGS=-rLa1000000  to TIMESYNCARGS=(-n pool.ntp.org ) .
>
> Of course, all this assumes that you have your network operating properly.
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