Running RTC in GMT with Linux and Windows 98

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From: Andrew Bray
Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 00:00

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I have a dual boot PC running Linux and Windows 98.

Using NTP I find that the system clock gets copied to the RTC as GMT every 11
minutes.

So I am looking for a Windows tool that allows me to run the CMOS clock in
GMT.

Has anyone else hit this problem, and found a suitable Windows tool?

Regards,

Andy

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