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Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2007 22:22:24 +0100
From: Armando Camarero <arcepi@arcepi.net>
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Pietro Gagliardi escribi=F3:
> Hello. My files are not being timestamped correctly because Plan 9=20
> says my date is January 2, 2000 and the time is moving extremely=20
> slowly. But I have QEMU set the guest clock to the host clock. What's=20
> wrong?
Make your timesync sync the clock using NTP instead of the host clock.=20
That solved the always-is-january-2000 problem for me.
The same issue was discussed in the list months ago, but nobody knew why=20
it happens.

Armando.